This Mackinac Bridge Print is sure to bring smiles to faces young and old!
An inspiring testimonial to man kinds accomplishments, struggles for travel, architectural wonders, and above all - time! Purchase your Signed Print today and cherish the "Crossroads of Time"!
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Collectible Prints - Prize Winning Mackinac Bridge Print
"Crossroads of Time"
We invite you and your loved ones to celebrate the Mackinac Bridge's Golden Anniversary 1957 - 2007 with this photo and signed print of "Crossroads of Time" by Jamie Washburne. To Learn more about Jamie, please visit the About Us Page.
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Click here to view larger version of the intense image that Jamie Washburn captured in June of 1999. |
Here you will see the details that made this a great moment in history - Purchase your copy of this print safely through PayPal!
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When you purchase one for your home or as a gift - it will become an inspiring testimonial to man kinds accomplishments, struggles for travel, architectural wonders, and above all - time.
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Prize Winning Mackinac Bridge Photo by Jamie Washburne
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Purchase 1 signed print "Crossroads of Time"
Price: $19.95 plus $3.00 sh & h
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Purchase 3 signed prints of "Crossroads of Time"
BIG SAVINGS! Price: $47.95 plus $3.00 sh & h
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Entire Print Dimensions: 22" w x 18" h & Image Size: 17" w x 13 1/4" h
Prize Winning Photo / Print is signed by Jamie Washburne
Special words of dedicated on lower front of print:
Crossroads of Time
Mackinac Bridge 1957 - 2007
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"At the time of this incredible photo , my lifehood was in sales. I traveled many miles including crossing the Mackinac Bridge six times a week. One Tuesday morning in late June of 1999, I noticed the dense fog rolling in and out while traveling east on US2. As I was crossing the bridge, I noticed to the east - near Mackinac Island, a large ship without its sails up. I thought I would see it better once I was in Mackinaw City. Since I carry my camera with me at all times, I decided to use my 300 mm zoom lens to see the ship better. As I was watching the ship through the fog, I noticed the sails were going up and the ship headed west towards the bridge. Thats when I realized I had something special that may never happen again in my lifetime! I then noticed that I had only one picture left on my roll of film. I waited patiently as it neared the bridge with the fog rolling in and out. Once it started under the bridge, I snapped the award winning photo!
When I received my photos, I opened up the package and the first picture I saw was the last one on the roll - the bridge, the ship, and fog -- WOW -- it literally took my breath away!
In 2003, the Mackinac City Visitors Bureau ran a photo contest of the Mackinac Bridge for anyone interested. Prizes would be awarded for 1st through 4th. A friend talked me into entering the contest.
Labor Day morning of 2003, during the annual Bridge Walk, I received a phone call from the radio station which was doing a live broadcast at the south end of the bridge. They let me know that out of 1,200 entries, my photo took 1st place! That's when I decided to market and share this print with the world. Lets celebrate the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Bridge that couldn't be built. |
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As we come closer to observing the Mackinac Bridge's Golden Anniversary,
this print helps us reflect on our "Crossroads of Time".
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