Vanishing Point Magnet

The fondness that visitors obtain for New England’s covered bridges often begins with a camera. These charming 19th-century structures are fun to photograph throughout the changing seasons of the northern climate. Covered bridges are favorite sites for New England visitors and photographers. This particular photo of a very long covered bridge in Northern New Hampshire is just about to show its vanishing point. A vanishing point is a point in a perspective drawing or photograph in which parallel lines appear to converge or meet. Our New Hampshire covered bridge photograph illustrates in fine detail the "almost" vanishing point at the end of the bridge and that “yes, indeed” there is light at the end of tunnel!