Iron Engineering: The Geometry of Dom Luís I Bridge

A visual immersion into 19th-century industrial architecture. This low-angle shot of the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge in Porto isolates the complexity of its metallic skeleton. The image reveals the hypnotic rhythm of cross beams and thousands of rivets holding the structure together, silhouetted against a clean blue sky.

It is a photograph that celebrates strength and order. The iron framework, a legacy of the Eiffel school (designed by his partner Théophile Seyrig), creates a powerful geometric pattern that conveys solidity and technical precision.

Usage & License (Digital Asset): Available for immediate high-resolution download. A digital asset ideal for professional and modern environments:

• Corporate & Industrial Decor: The perfect piece to decorate architecture firms, engineering consultancies, or industrial-style lofts. In large format (Dibond or aluminum), the metal texture comes to life.

• Editorial & Tourism: An indispensable visual resource for Portugal travel guides, articles on engineering history, or covers needing to convey concepts of construction, union, and structure.

Personal License: Ideal for decorating your home, private office, or for personal use.

• Permitted Use: Strictly private. Printing for Decoration and wallpapers.

• Prohibited Use: Use on websites, social media, advertising, or resale is not allowed.

• The file includes:

  • Format: JPG (High Quality)

  • Resolution: 150 dpi (Optimized for Wall Art Printing and Large Format).

  • ICC Profile: sRGB (Universal viewing standard).

Commercial License: The choice for agencies, businesses, and creative projects.

• Permitted Use: Advertising, Marketing, Websites, Packaging, and Editorial (with standard industry limits).

• The file includes (Professional Pack):

  • Master Format: 24-bit TIFF (Uncompressed) for maximum editing quality.

  • Resolution: 300 dpi (Print/Editorial Standard) | Profile: Adobe RGB (1998).

  • Additional File: Reference JPG (sRGB).