Although I have posted a couple of times in September, I don't want to repeat any of those photographs, so a few new photographs will be highlighted here. One of the joys of living in the inner city in Calgary is access to the Bow River and the extensive walking paths that bring Calgarians into and around downtown. The first picture was taken on the walkway to the LRT station in Bridgeland. I was on my way to catch pictures of the sunrise on the Bow River.
A few days later I was headed to the LRT to go across town and was caught without my camera as the sun peeked down the street by the Mari Bakeshop. It is good to always have a camera on your phone.
Following are three pictures of the George C. King bridge that crosses the Bow River to East Village. The first picture is from the South side of the bridge during sunrise. Note the very top of the bridge. The second picture is from directly underneath that centre, looking up. The second picture is becoming a favourite. The last picture is a monochrome image of the sunrise with part of the bridge in the foreground.
To finish off with something a little more unusual, I am including this monochrome image of a Black Meadowhawk on a park bench at the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary -- bad place for an insect to hang out.
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