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Comme vous étiez en train de naviguer, quelque chose sur votre navigateur nous a fait penser que vous étiez un robot. HOURS – Now open 7 days a week! FREE THINGS TO DO IN L. Have you noticed how many bridges we drive or walk over everyday in L. Probably not because Los Angeles isn’t really known for any landmark bridges like the famed Golden Gate Bridge up north in San Francisco or Bixby Bridge along Highway 1 in Big Sur. Did you know there are 27 bridges over the L.

Imagine how many more there are around the L. Harbor, over the jam packed freeways and even in the nearby mountain regions. Some look like how you would imagine a bridge to be and others simply blend in with their surroundings, but there’s tons that are downright gorgeous and totally worth the time to take a trip out to see and photograph. As a photographer one of my favorite things to do is explore Los Angeles and capture the cool and unique things we sometimes take for granted.

If you’ve seen my Instagram then you know how much I love architecture in L. I try to capture it all. Bridges, if you haven’t noticed, are one of my favorite subjects to photograph. This is one of my favorite bridges in LA, located in San Pedro, it spans 1,500 feet over the LA Harbor linking San Pedro with Terminal Island. The beauty of this bridge is that you can see it from the 110 fwy, while boating below or even just driving across it. Tip: Park your car near the Fanfare Fountains off of Harbor Blvd,  and enjoy the dancing water show along with a magnificent view of the bridge- makes for a nice picture at night. Also known as suicide bridge, this old bridge in Pasadena is nice to drive over for a scenic view of old town and the surrounding area.

I dare you not to take a picture. The viaduct has played a scene or two in several movies and photo shoots because of the marvelous view of the L. Tip: Going by foot is best way to capture this bridge. Located in the Los Feliz neighborhood, built in Gothic style, and named after the famous playwright, the altar like posts make it a unique and cultural landmark. This is one of the smaller bridges on the list so, if you aren’t paying attention then you’ll definitely drive across it without realizing. Tip: Be very, very cautious if you’re crossing the street to get a centered shot like I did to capture the bridge as a whole.