Urbex steel railway bridge

An unusual Urbex image by circumstance: steel railway bridges are architectural works of art that you usually see from a distance -or from the train, when you drive over them.
But the most beautiful image is the one you have when you look over it, although that opportunity rarely arises because you don't want to be run over by a train.
But when such'a work of art is out of use, slowly decaying, you have all the time you need to enjoy it. And then you see how each framing or change of perspective produces yet another extraordinary geometric image.
Combine that with the special atmosphere of impermanence and you have all the ingredients for a great photograph.
Now there is no train to encounter, but it is anything but safe: the whole structure is rotten and rusty, and between the rotten railway sleepers you look metres into the depths. Getting there also requires urban exploring.
But the result is worth it.

Unfortunately, in the Netherlands, all structures that fall out of use are quickly demolished and cleared away, but fortunately there are still gems like this to be seen in our neighbouring countries.