One of the three Minto Bridges in Ottawa that spans the Rideau
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- a river reflected in glass
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16 comments:
when i was a kid, i was always amazed to see this kind of bridges. beautiful photo.:p
Very nice capture with the reflection!
Wow! Terrific shot.
Lovely shot! ~karen
tres jolie photo !
Looks like one for the train. Who is your Minto? The New Zealand Minto is a civil rights man.
That is a gorgeous bridge! And your angle is just perfect. Happy sunday :D
Nice capture. I like that the bridge is white.
oooh lovely double arch, it looks almost curvy.
I now have to wonder why the river is called the curtain!
Pretty angle shot!Love the circular arch and reflection!
It's a beautiiful one!
What a fine image and contribution to Sunday Bridges. The reflection really makes this photo. Superb composition.
Thanks, everyone.
In case anyone else is wondering...
* the Minto this bridge is named after was The 4th Earl of Minto who was the eighth Governor General of Canada
* Rideau Canal was so named by Samuel de Champlain in 1613 after the effect of the twin falls where it meets up with the Ottawa River
lovely reflection. have a great week
I´d like to visit your city!
Best regards
Elisa
Great composition here. I love the way the reflection completes the visual loop.
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