Under the Bridge
by LowLght

Comment:
It is the geometric design of the supports which intrigue. However, I would have shifted either to the left or to the right to look for a more dramatic relationship between the uprights.

Little bridge
by mariaksteinsson

Comment:
I like the sweetness of this one. There is enough depth to lead me "home" as the little bridge must do for the owner.

Crossing Over
by brockmd

Comment:
A bit too dark and a bit too tilted, but the feelings this picture creates in me make sacraficing detail worthwhile. Is it real or is it reflection? Does it bridge the High Way or the Low Road? Are the possibilities for crossing the Bridge infinite? Or, does one just sit and feel this moment forever?

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by Rando D300

Comment:
Randy, boy - did I recognize these spots! I was there on Feb 2nd and again last weekend. The first visit had the heavier ice like yours, and the second visit, much less so.

Are you standing on the Canadian side, at the walkway wall or up in the Skylon Tower? Assuming that your answer is affirmative, what settings did you use for your zoom?

After this past 4 stops (since Nov)at the Falls, I may never return in warm weather again!

I was also amused to see that you didn't miss one of my favorite sites in Niagara - the Butterfly Conservatory. I posted pictures for the first time today linking to: //photos.yahoo.com/pixkwess04 Five of the pictures are from those two places.

It's only 3-1/2 hours to run over to Niagara Falls from my home on the western shores area of Lake St. Clair. You can bet I'll be there several times a year from now on.

You may already be aware of this, but there are several links on the web for Hamilton, Ontario and Waterfalls (I never knew they were famous for them!) This is definitely on my To-do List. Here is one link: //www.hamiltonnature.org/waterfalls/waterfalls_intro.htm

Thank Heaven your country doesn't mind lending her scenery to us Americans! Kathy