Indian River Magnets

This scene of the Indian River Inlet Bridge, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge over the Indian River Inlet, is a view from the south shore access road. The road leads to the popular beach and fishing areas of the Delaware Seashore State Park.

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Here is an "expressionism" style line drawing presentation of the Indian River Inlet Bridge just north of Bethany Beach, Delaware This architectural wonder and looks "wonderful" both day and night - with the simplification of the image making this a study in lines and symmetry. This view of the lighted bridge is from the south shore of the Indian River Inlet and to the west of the bridge. The official name is the Charles W. Cullen Bridge at the Indian River Inlet. There is a rich history of bridges over the Indian River Inlet - but that's a story for another time.

In an Abstract Expressionism presentation, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge over the Indian River Inlet near Bethany Beach in coastal Delaware is a beautiful sight to behold. Twilight, the transition between day and night brings out the spectacular color of the bridge, the water and the sky - all in shades of blue - at this magical time. The Delaware Seashore State Park facilities on both the north and south sides of the Indian River Inlet and along the shore of the Indian River Bay attract thousands or people, who can enjoy sights like this, all year 'round. The area, just north of Bethany Beach, DE boasts campgrounds, a large marina, fishing and, of course, a well-maintained and guarded (in season) beach on the Atlantic Ocean.

In this simulated watercolor presentation, the sun sets under the Indian River Inlet Bridge - as seen from the north shore jetty at the outer end of the inlet. The suspended portion of the cable-stayed bridge is one half mile long and provides smooth access for traffic north and south along the coastal highway on Route 1, connecting the towns of Bethany Beach and Dewey Beach - and points farther south and north. It is a central architectural feature at the Delaware Seashore State Park, which attracts visitors, beach-goers and vacationers by the thousands.

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The Indian River Bridge is an architectural wonder just north of Bethany Beach, Delaware that looks "wonderful" both day and night. This view of the lighted bridge was photographed from the south shore of the Indian River Inlet and to the west of the bridge. The official name is the Charles W. Cullen Bridge at the Indian River Inlet. There is a rich history of bridges over the Indian River Inlet - but that's a story for another time. This has proven to be one of the top sellers in the area. If you love The Bridge and the Indian River Inlet you might like having a photograph like this on display in your home.

Smoothing some lines and the blending of color in this expressionism presentation help give this dawn kaleidoscope of color a new light, so to speak. A pink, magenta, orange, yellow, red and blue sky greets a new day at the Indian River Inlet Bridge, Delaware Seashore State Park near Bethany Beach, DE. Sometimes the dawn sky is the most colorful before the actual sunrise itself. This blaze of color appeared about 10 minutes before the sun in a summer sky over the Atlantic Ocean.

A dawn kaleidoscope of color - pink, magenta, orange, yellow, red and blue - greets a new day at the Indian River Inlet Bridge, Delaware Seashore State Park near Bethany Beach, DE. Sometimes the dawn sky is the most colorful before the actual sunrise itself. This blaze of color (only slightly enhanced in editing) appeared about 10 minutes before the sun rose into a summer sky over the Atlantic Ocean along the coast.

In this presentation of the Charles W. Cullen Bridge over the Indian River Inlet in coastal Delaware we see a Magenta and Pink Sunset. A high tide created the extra foreground water that created the reflection of the setting sun. The suspended portion of the cable-stayed bridge is one half mile long and provides smooth access for traffic north and south along the coastal highway on Route 1, connecting the towns of Bethany Beach and Dewey Beach - and points farther south and north. It is a central architectural feature at the Delaware Seashore State Park, which attracts visitors, beach-goers and vacationers by the thousands.

Panoramic photography of an of Indian River Fruit sign circa 1938. Indian River Fruit is concederd some of the best in the world.

Working on this piece memories of the Gila River Indian Community landscapes came to mind. The community is on the southern flank of Phoenix, Arizona and is mostly rural and desert.

In this simulated watercolor presentation, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge over the Indian River Inlet in coastal southern Delaware is a beautiful sight to behold at any time of day or night. Twilight, the transition between day and night brings out the spectacular color of the bridge, the water and the sky - all in shades of blue - at this magical time. The Delaware Seashore State Park facilities on both the north and south sides of the Indian River Inlet and along the shore of the Indian River Bay attract thousands or people, who can enjoy sights like this, all year 'round. The area, just north of Bethany Beach, DE boasts campgrounds, a large marina, fishing and, of course, a well-maintained and guarded (in season) beach on the Atlant...

Indian River Inlet Bridge, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge, is seen an night from the northwest campground area. For all the stormy history of building this bridge over the Indian River Inlet at the Delaware Seashore State Park, it has turned out to be one of the most beautiful sights in the entire state. A night scene of the bridge bathed in blue light will look wonderful in your home or office. This expressionism presentation, of course, loses the detailed photographic realism but still allows for the grace and beauty of the architecture to shine through.

The sun sets under the Indian River Inlet Bridge - as seen from the north shore jetty at the outer end of the inlet. The bridge and inlet are just north of the town of Bethany Beach, Delaware and are surrounded by the Delaware Seashore State Park. The suspended portion of this cable-stayed bridge is one half mile long and provides smooth access for traffic north and south along the coastal highway on Route 1, connecting the towns of Bethany Beach and Dewey Beach - and points farther south and north. It is a central architectural feature at the Delaware Seashore State Park, which attracts visitors, beach-goers and vacationers by the thousands.

The Indian River Bridge carries traffic over the Indian River Inlet in coastal Delaware at the Delaware Seashore State Park. The Charles W. Cullen Bridge connects Route 1 traffic from the south and Bethany Beach to the northern town of Dewey Beach and the City of Rehoboth Beach.

In this "painterly style" image the full moon is made to appear rising under the Indian River Inlet Bridge at the Delaware Seashore State Park. Of course a bit of "artistic license" was used to make the moon appear as it does under the George W. Carlson Bridge.

Charles (CM) Russell, the “cowboy artist”, created more than 2,000 paintings of cowboys, Indians, and landscapes set in the Western United States. He lived and worked among the cowboys and the Blood Indian tribe in his younger years. This painting is called “Water for Camp” and depicts Indian women collecting water from a stream to carry back to their teepee camp.

Indian River Inlet Bridge, the Charles W. Cullen Bridge, is seen an night from the northwest campground area. For all the stormy history of building this bridge over the Indian River Inlet at the Delaware Seashore State Park, it has turned out to be one of the most beautiful sights in the entire state. A night scene of the bridge bathed in blue light will look wonderful in your home or office. This simulated line drawing/sketch, of course, loses the blue hues but still allows the detail of the architecture to shine through

The Indian River Bridge may have taken a long time to build but the engineers and construction workers got it right. In addition to being an integral part of Route 1 along the Delaware coast, it sure looks beautiful both day and night. Here is a surprising black and white rendition of of the lighted bridge from the south shore of the Indian River Inlet and to the west of the bridge. The official name is the Charles W. Cullen Bridge at the Indian River Inlet. There is a rich history of bridges over the Indian River Inlet - but that's a story for another time.

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Streams of Red, White and Blue light up the night at the Indian River Inlet. The Indian River Inlet Bridge crosses the inlet at the Indian River Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.

The design features Tomahawk Park. The foilage is reflecting off the pond water and the trail is scene tracing the outside of the pond. The Tomahawk Creek is a stream in Kansas and Missouri. It is a tributary of the Blue River. Indian Creek was named for the Indians who once passed through the area.

The Indian River inlet bridge at night

These Indians traverse the mighty river waters in search of new lands. The Indian chief has a bear-head headdress and the two warriors valiantly row the canoe. I hope they don't tip! I hear its dangerous to stand up in canoes.

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The design shows a stunning image of pink leaves reflecting in the water. The neon colors are breathtaking as the reflection off of the water in the creek. This is a majestic image for anyone that wants to combine nature with fantasy.

Celebrate National Native American Day with this depiction of the River that Flows into the Sunrise. Indigenous Pride.

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An abnormally high tide, a Spring Tide, creates a different view of a sunset at the Indian River Inlet of the Delaware Seashore State Park just north of Bethany Beach. The Charles W. Cullen Bridge over the inlet creates a unique silhouette against the orange/yellow/pink sky with the small orb of the setting sun almost sitting on the bridge itself.

A serene river winding its way through the lush greenery of Kerala. On the banks of the river, tall coconut trees sway gently in the breeze, their fronds rustling softly. In the distance, the sun is setting, painting the sky with vibrant hues of orange and pink. A traditional houseboat floats lazily along the river, its thatched roof and wooden exterior adding to the rustic charm of the scene. The air is filled with the sweet scent of blooming flowers and the gentle sound of water lapping against the shore. This is an elegant and peaceful landscape, capturing the natural beauty of Kerala at its finest.

The Ganges pilgrims come from afar to worship and celebrate India's most sacred river. Original Photo by Art Garage

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