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Samuel Hoffman - The Journal Gazette
Jim Seney, with his dog Tucker, watches traffic roll into downtown as one lane of the Martin Luther King Bridge was opened about 11am, Wednesday.

Sam Was First Across

Camera: NIKON D2Hs

Shutter: 1/60 s

Aperture: f/22

Exposure Setting: Manual (Pattern Metering)

ISO: 200

Strobe Flash: Did Not Fire

Lens Focal Length: 21 mm

White Balance: Manual

Shooter's Comments:

After weeks of construction coverage they finally opened the MLK Bridge on Wednesday. I parked around the corner of 4th and Harrison streets and walked through the mud to Clinton in time to get photos of the barricade crew moving the orange barrels.

The new arches on the bridge make for dramatic views and angles and it will be even more cool when they get the lighting installed. As the first cars rolled across, some of the iron workers cheered from their cherry pickers. I was the first pedestrian to walk across the new walkway.

- Samuel Hoffman, Photojournalist

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