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Fog draped over the Astoria-Megler Bridge in Astoria, Oregon.

Interestingly, this was once called the "Bridge to Nowhere."

When it was constructed in 1962, no one believed Washington and Oregon could ever recoup the $24 million spent to construct it. Tolls, however, paid for the continuous truss bridge much sooner than anticipated. It is one of the most interesting bridges in the U.S. and a "must see" for anyone visiting Astoria, Oregon.

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Hi. I am a commercial photographer. And I love telling a story with my camera. I primarily make agriculture, rural lifestyle, and travel photos. Though I mostly photograph in Montana, when I am not working on assignment, I also travel to and from the remote, rural corners of the American West and Midwest making stock photos of the many interesting people, places, and things I find along the way. I mostly work for businesses, ad agencies, and publishers. I although farm and ranch photography are my forte, I also make industrial photography, too, serving clients in the oil and gas, telecommunications, electricity, architecture, and construction industries. My photos have been published by American Cowboy, Montana Magazine, Popular...

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