19 Tuesday Nov 2013
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Near Petco Park in San Diego.
13 Wednesday Nov 2013
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09 Thursday May 2013
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This beautiful pedestrian bridge in Winnipeg, Manitoba, links the Forks area just off Union Station with the city’s traditionally francophone area, St. Boniface.
(The photo above was captured with an SLR; the bottom one was snapped with my iPhone.)
26 Tuesday Feb 2013
Posted in art, Calgary, Canada, design, photography, photowalking, random, urban
06 Wednesday Feb 2013
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From what I can see, Santiago Calatrava’s pedestrian bridge in Calgary continues to draw non-commuting visitors, especially on weekends, in addition to folks who use the crossing in a functional manner.
Despite the controversial way in which the structure was acquired, I’m happy to see it being embraced by the community.
29 Tuesday Jan 2013
Posted in Alberta, art, Calgary, design, iPhone, photography, photowalking, random, urban
29 Tuesday May 2012
Posted in Alberta, art, Calgary, Canada, photography, photowalking, random, urban
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alberta, bridge, Calatrava, calgary, canada, Peace Bridge, photography, photowalk, random, Santiago Calatrava, urban
As you may have heard in the news in the last few weeks, Calgary’s West LRT came up short for funding because someone at city hall forgot to factor in more than $8 million for the mandatory public art component of the project.
Nothing new, sadly. As you can see above, previous budget errors means the south end of the Peace Bridge remains free of landscaping, until the city can scrape up some money to take care of it.
This lack of foresight it shameful. We should be able to do better.
15 Tuesday May 2012
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Canada, photography, photowalking, random, urban
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What can I say, except that the Peace Bridge is surprisingly photogenic.
10 Thursday May 2012
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People (including me, I suppose) are still going to the Peace Bridge to look at it … but many like this cyclist are using the bridge for its intended purpose.
06 Friday Apr 2012
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A really tight, extremely cropped view of the Peace Bridge in Calgary, taken just a few days before it opened.
Ricky Leong 