




An aerial, panoramic view of the Mackinac Bridge taken from a plane, Straights of Mackinac, Michigan. Part of series.
Photographer's notation: "The Mackinac Bridge spans the four-mile-wide Mackinac Straights, connecting Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas. The picture, which looks north, shows an area 30 miles wide and 60 miles deep. This was taken the day the world's largest suspension bridge was opened. To cut through the haze, I used film sensitive to infrared light."