This is the only covered bridge currently standing in Bradford County Pennsylvania. It is also the highest of the state’s bridges. Built in 1853, the bridge stands on Township Route 554 (aka covered bridge road), several miles off of route 6 near the village of Luther Mills. It spans Brown’s Creek for a length of 95 feet and utilizes the Burr-Arch design. The bridge was recently renovated and is open to daily vehicular traffic though in the hour I was there, I didn’t see another car cross it. There is parking on a hillside just past the bridge and there are several great angles to photograph the bridge from. This bridge is a must-see bridge if ever there was one.
I shot this as seven bracketed RAW frames at .7 stop variance and then combined them into an HDR and toned mapped them with Photomatix Pro.
