I had seen footage of it everywhere in the web: a bridge which made an ideal circle with its personal reflection within the water!
The Satan’s Bridge (or, in German, Rakotzbrücke) has been pinterested and social media’d so many instances it’s virtually ridiculous, however I couldn’t really discover that a lot details about it apart from its location: close to a village known as Kromlau in jap Germany (virtually on the border with Poland).
Sooo I used to be already in Berlin, which can be in jap Germany…you understand what occurs subsequent when you’re acquainted with the weblog…I made a decision to make the drive on the market.
The drive was pretty boring, the one thrilling bits being that there have been a number of stretches of Autobahnen with out pace limits
There’s a small grime car parking zone when you get to the realm of the bridge. It prices just a few euro to park there, which is affordable given the quantity of photographer vacationer site visitors that passes by. I packed up all my digicam gear, made myself prepared for the brutal hike, after which casually walked the 400m or so to the bridge.
Price. the. journey.
The bridge was made fully as a murals, with the basalt columns on both aspect having been introduced in from throughout Saxony to assist construct it. The bridge is so completely designed that from virtually any angle you continue to see an ideal circle when mixed with the reflection within the lake.
It’s a small lake, and simple to stroll round, so I took a stroll to attempt to discover one of the best angle doable.
And, simply because I nonetheless love my Bluffworks blazer, took what in all probability passes for a subpar advertising image for them.
As soon as I exhausted all of my land-based shot prospects I’ll have despatched up my drone for a distinct perspective.