This analog photograph of the Cable Bridge, also known as the Ed Hendler Bridge, was shot on 120 Lomochrome Turquoise film, capturing the structure’s striking beauty with a surreal twist. This version showcases the unique effect of a polarized filter adjusted to emphasize the light reflecting off the bridge’s cables and structure, while muting reflections from the sky and water below. The bridge’s turquoise hue stands out dramatically against the warm, orange-tinted sky—a hallmark of Lomochrome’s distinctive color shifts.
 
With its elegant lines and iconic presence spanning the Columbia River between Pasco and Kennewick, Washington, the Ed Hendler Bridge is not only a functional landmark but also a symbol of modern architectural design. This film photograph combines technical mastery with artistic vision, making the most of light and color manipulation for a truly unique take on a familiar scene.