Steel grating running away towards the raised bascule, and the whole bridge drawing itself in lines.This is the bridge. Not a replica and not the one carrying traffic today — the actual span that D Company came down onto in the first minutes of 6 June 1944, lifted out in 1994 and standing in the museum park ever since. Walk along it and you can still find where the bullets went in.Everything else on this coast has been tidied, rebuilt or explained. This has simply been kept, with the damage left on it.Pegasus Bridge, Bénouville, Normandy. August 2019. Canon 6D Mark II, 16–35mm.Printed at 43,1 × 30 cm through WhiteWall in Berlin. Choose Ilford or Baryta paper, as a plain print or framed — what the finishes actually mean.Prices from 99,99 €.Prefer to handle the printing yourself? The full-resolution file is available as a digital download for 39,99 € — choose your own printer and framer.
