Bean Blossom Bridge Sepia Tone Canvas Print

canvas prints tree canvas prints covered bridges canvas prints wooden bridges canvas prints indiana covered bridges canvas prints rural indiana canvas prints country roads canvas prints wood siding canvas prints bare trees canvas prints americana canvas prints nostalgia canvas prints sepia tone canvas prints sepia canvas prints sunlight canvas prints shadows canvas prints guard rails canvas prints

photographs tree photos covered bridges photos wooden bridges photos indiana covered bridges photos rural indiana photos country roads photos wood siding photos bare trees photos americana photos nostalgia photos sepia tone photos sepia photos sunlight photos shadows photos guard rails photos

(Copyright Mel Steinhauer all rights reserved) On State Road 135 just north of Nashville, somewhere between Indianapolis and Bloomington, I took another trip back in time. This covered bridge was built by Joseph Basley way back in 1880 and it is still in use today. A winding country road that crosses over a small creek takes you back to a small town with the same name. Here is where "The Father of Bluegrass " country music legend Bill Monroe once called home. One early winter afternoon on my way to a big city, I decided to go a few extra miles just to stop and capture the beauty of the old ... Bean Blossom Bridge.

I created this antique, old-fashioned sepia tone image from my original color photograph taken on location by adding digital enhancements, textures or other effects. These effects and image details will become more visible by clicking inside the green magnifier square as the cursor is placed over the image.

PLEASE NOTE: Our professional printing facilities...

My love for photography began as a boy when I was taught the basics by my father. During a tour of duty with an Army Combat K9 unit in Vietnam, I bought a professional model Nikon SLR camera and dreamed of becoming an artistic photographer when I returned home. A family of my own and a new career put that dream on hold for many years, but I had always enjoyed photography as an art form. Then, after surviving another kind of war with cancer back in 1997, I began to really see the beauty in our world. Ever since then I have been inspired with a new awareness of life and an improved photographic vision. This has compelled me to find beautiful scenes wherever I go and to share my favorite creations with others who may not have the time or...