It is a traffic nightmare as routes on either side bottleneck at this bridge at peak commute hours. I am happy to say, that I no longer need to use it very often as I am now working in town, about five minutes from home. One thing I always loved about crossing this bridge, is the amazing unhindered view of the mountains. This was taken at twighlight yesterday. The setting sun casting a golden hue onto the snow and trees. The temperature has dropped below zero again, as the blanket of cloud that has been covering us for a week have finally lifted.Photographer
- Susan
- Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
- I am happiest when I am out with my camera. Always looking for the bright side. Usually I find it! Please contact me via comment if you wish to use any of my photography. Thanks for stopping by.
Showing posts with label Pitt River. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pitt River. Show all posts
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Reflection
This shot was taken from the Pitt River Bridge in a moving Vehicle. This bridge is the main access into the Pitt Meadows/Maple Ridge area. It is a traffic nightmare as routes on either side bottleneck at this bridge at peak commute hours. I am happy to say, that I no longer need to use it very often as I am now working in town, about five minutes from home. One thing I always loved about crossing this bridge, is the amazing unhindered view of the mountains. This was taken at twighlight yesterday. The setting sun casting a golden hue onto the snow and trees. The temperature has dropped below zero again, as the blanket of cloud that has been covering us for a week have finally lifted.
It is a traffic nightmare as routes on either side bottleneck at this bridge at peak commute hours. I am happy to say, that I no longer need to use it very often as I am now working in town, about five minutes from home. One thing I always loved about crossing this bridge, is the amazing unhindered view of the mountains. This was taken at twighlight yesterday. The setting sun casting a golden hue onto the snow and trees. The temperature has dropped below zero again, as the blanket of cloud that has been covering us for a week have finally lifted.
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