Two John Day Bridges Canvas Print

canvas prints up movie canvas prints bridge canvas prints two bridges canvas prints john day canvas prints river canvas prints confluence canvas prints columbia river canvas prints i-84 canvas prints oregon canvas prints shore canvas prints shoreline canvas prints highway canvas prints truss canvas prints railroad canvas prints union pacific canvas prints

photographs up movie photos bridge photos two bridges photos john day photos river photos confluence photos columbia river photos i-84 photos oregon photos shore photos shoreline photos highway photos truss photos railroad photos union pacific photos

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Two bridges span the John Day River at its confluence with the Columbia River. The first carries I-84 along the Oregon shore. The highway bridge is a Warren deck, truss bridge built in 1963. One span was destroyed in a 1964 flood, and was rebuilt in 1965. The bridge closest to the Columbia is a Warren through truss railroad bridge, built in 1967 for the Union Pacific (UP) railroad. The dusty brown hills of eastern Oregon and Washington embrace the two rivers. August, 2017.

Welcome to my Vagabond Photography site. Much of my work is shot in Washington state, though I also wander other places in the western US and in southern British Columbia. I hope you enjoy the images of the places, things, and people that are displayed here. Vagabond Photography means seeking interesting, fun, remarkable sights, being a will-o'-the-wisp in search of the unusual, the beautiful, the engaging, and the truly awe inspiring. Perhaps you'd like to join me on my journeys. Welcome to my corner of the world! Welcome to Vagabond Photography, vagabonding (wandering) across the Pacific Northwest.