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Needs more Lens Flares!
Location: North Victoria, British Columbia
The Capilano Suspension Bridge, a 136m long and 70m high bridge suspended over the Capilano River.
You can see the entry point of the suspension bridge, in the welcome area.
Another shot of the Capilano Suspension Bridge, from an area below the bridge. I stuck my arm up to take this picture.
The tallest tree supporting a series of platforms joined by more suspension bridges. It doesn't look very tall from the shot, but bear in mind I'm about 100 meters in the air! The forces are held together by cables wrapped around trees surrounding the various platforms (similar to you stretching a single rubber band on your finger). Sign posted on the platform: here.
An attempt at a perspective shot of the bottom of the Suspension Bridge.
"Needs More Lens Flares!". This shot was done on a bench. I looked up and noticed the sun was coming out of the middle of the tree, and with the trees framing the shot, yay!
Two different long exposure shots of 'waterfalls'.
I didn't take as many pics as you'd think because I'm not a picture taking person. I just took those shots because I thought they were pretty (an amazing amount of images were scrapped, ignored, or not posted because they included family members in them). Anyway, the topic are the pics, the place, or "where is you is remember you liking good place see stuff?"
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Bridge doesn't seem that high. I remember I went to Canadia and we went on a really really high bridge that was pretty scary. Might have been that one, I don't remember that many trees though ;) ...Actually I don't think it was that one. Canadia probably has bridges everywhere!
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Any idea where you were, what you were doing there, and if it was a walking bridge of a car-ing bridge?
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I forgot where I was, just know it was Canadia :( We were there... seeing sights, or something. It was probably some touristy place. (Hah, like Canadia has tourists! Go back to your igloos :D) And it was a walking bridge.
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Were there polar bears?
White Bearsies!
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