I remember cycling over that bridge every day from the West End to the top of Lonsdale and back when there were no barriers between the narrow sidewalk and the road. Thought nothing of it, though now it’s probably a lot safer.
gorgeous image
Actually, it’s only moderately safer. At least now when you look down you can’t see Burrard Inlet through the gaps where the concrete has fallen out.
I certainly admire good photographers. Shame I have zero talent in that regard, but oh well.
Great shot. Moody and colorful. Turning a wet lens into an opportunity…
Beautiful and sadly reminds me that it is now pushing 30 years since I have gone over it. I must be due……
Stunning. I love the blue and yellow tones.
Oh wow, that’s so gorgeous.
I love this!
I wish I had the gift of portraying it thusly. Alas, my gift is text.
That is one beautiful image. As for having the talent to take photographs, I wish I had the talent for text!
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Love the pic, thanks.
Simply stunning.
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I remember cycling over that bridge every day from the West End to the top of Lonsdale and back when there were no barriers between the narrow sidewalk and the road. Thought nothing of it, though now it’s probably a lot safer.
gorgeous image
Actually, it’s only moderately safer. At least now when you look down you can’t see Burrard Inlet through the gaps where the concrete has fallen out.
I certainly admire good photographers. Shame I have zero talent in that regard, but oh well.
Great shot. Moody and colorful. Turning a wet lens into an opportunity…
Beautiful and sadly reminds me that it is now pushing 30 years since I have gone over it. I must be due……
Stunning. I love the blue and yellow tones.
Oh wow, that’s so gorgeous.
I love this!
I wish I had the gift of portraying it thusly. Alas, my gift is text.
That is one beautiful image. As for having the talent to take photographs, I wish I had the talent for text!
Third “gorgeous” over here!