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St Johns Bridge Portland Photograph by Craig Perry-Ollila

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Mark Dwain

Mark Dwain

Amazing Artwork ... Following

Alex Mir

Alex Mir

Congratulations on your sale!

Pamela Storch

Pamela Storch

Wow, beautiful, congratulations!

Dean Wittle

Dean Wittle

Congratulations on your sale!

Elijah Knight

Elijah Knight

Congratulations

Rjf at beautifullart  RJ   Friedenthal

Rjf at beautifullart RJ Friedenthal

NICE WORK!!! CONGRATS ON SALE!!! love RjFxx Adding my like now

Bob Christopher

Bob Christopher

Hi Craig...Congratulations on your image and your sale...Cheers Bob

Wayne Hardee

Wayne Hardee

Craig, such a creatively composed shot on this bridge. It is certainly deserving of its historical landmark status. As you state in your description, it is a marvelous structure indeed.

Zeana Romanovna

Zeana Romanovna

Very interesting and intriguing artwork!!!

Bruce Combs - REACH BEYOND

Bruce Combs - REACH BEYOND

PS, Craig. I didn't realize that I would be back THIS soon! Actually didn't ever pull myself away! But I want and meant to mention that I regret not taking more experience with this wonder, almost out of most traffic's way now. The wind blowing through it inspires awe and more than natural fear for me. A very passive experiencing of vital, invisible, and raw energy. I have since walked San Francisco's famous Golden Gate, and the experience was anti-thetical for me. The heavy busy taffic's noise and exhaust pollution, the suicide discouraging wire fencing, and such, lessen of the vivid wonder and Romance and dignity of San Francisco's skyline, ether gradually looming while approaching or receding over one's shoulder when walking away. But as a PNW native might say, that is such a different kind of expeience from Portlad's; a more "Modern Caiforniaish!" But, I've always felt that most people nowadays, interested only in the practicality and speed that roads (and bridges) can provide, feel much less than friendly toward St. John's Bridge. If so, well so long as they leave it alone, I will appreciate and defend their right to their own feelings. A nd views. Peace, etc., Bruce

Bruce Combs - REACH BEYOND

Bruce Combs - REACH BEYOND

Absolutey fascinating and beautiful,Craig, how you have chathedralized the St. John's Brdge. I lived most of my first 50 years in and around Portland but had not yet begun to apprecite how art of all genres can harmonize with nature, and vice verse. I really appreciate most all of you gallery. What keen, excting, and wonderful views. I am so glad that you sold this print today, because I just happened to come by and it beckoned me to your gallery. I'll be back, and I will tell people! Peace, etc., Bruce

Heloisa Castro

Heloisa Castro

great capture

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