Indian River Inlet Bridge Cloudy Sky by Bill Swartwout

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Description The Indian River Bridge appears different every time we are there. These clouds predict the onset of a storm but, in this case it was just an illusion. It was 40 degrees and windy, up from a low of 19, when this photograph was captured. The George W. Cullen Bridge over the Indian River Inlet is just south of the town of Dewey Beach, Delaware. It is surrounded by the public beach, marina and campground facilities of the Delaware Seashore State Park. This is the color version but there is also a black and white version, which is unique in its own right. The bridge is often photographed at night when the blue lighting creates a magical glow but many people overlook its beauty at other times. Where would you put this photograph in your home?

Bill Swartwout, Fenwick Island, DE
Member Since April 2007
Artist Statement Welcome to my gallery at Imagekind. Photography has been a significant part of my life since my childhood where I grew up in a small family that frequently moved around the country. I did wedding photography and aerial photography to work my way through college; thus defining my affinity for travel, pictures and adventure.

Mother Nature is has always been my favorite artist. I endeavor to share her creations in my landscape and seascape photographs.

I've have had my work published for half a century, starting as a junior reporter for a local newspaper in 1964. Today I concentrate strictly on photography as art. Purchase one of my pieces to hang on your wall or to give as a gift and we guarantee you will like it. I have chosen Imagekind, an incredible art marketplace and Print-On-Demand technology company, as a fulfillment/shipping partner for my art photography. Their 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee assures you of receiving fine art products that fully meet your expectations. Thank you for supporting Bill Swartwout Photography.