The GC King Pedestrian Bridge at Centenary Park

The GC King Pedestrian Bridge at Centenary Park at Night

The entire region surrounding Calgary has been blanketed by a heavy ice fog for a couple of weeks now and I really wanted to make some images to capture the look and feel. It has been very surreal and haunting, and downright scary at times with the fog being so thick. I had visions in my head of images that show off the thick snow and ice that was coating everything. I’m not entirely sure I succeeded in that goal with these images, but I am really happy about them anyway.

These are Long Exposure night shots from Centenary Park, which is just East of Downtown Calgary. This is the GC King Pedestrian Bridge that connects St. Patrick’s Island to Fort Calgary and downtown. I’ve wanted to shoot the bridge for a long time, but I never quite got around to doing it. It’s a beautiful old bridge and the glow of the city lights against the clouds and the frosty trees really made it pop. This bridge is due to be replaced by a new and fancy designer bridge at some point in the next couple of years, so I’m really glad that I was able to make these images.

The GC King Pedestrian Bridge at Centenary Park at Night

The GC King Pedestrian Bridge at Centenary Park at Night

The GC King Pedestrian Bridge at Centenary Park at Night

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Sean lives and works in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and is surrounded by majestic views of the Rocky Mountains and constantly changing prairie landscapes. While focusing on the beauty of the prairies, including the sweeping horizons, the vegetation, and the birds and animals, the Eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains are also a favorite place to wander and photograph.

2 thoughts on “The GC King Pedestrian Bridge at Centenary Park”

    1. Thanks for commenting! It was definitely wintery that night, and surprisingly cold too. I was out for about an hour and not really dressed well enough for it, so I was frozen by the time I finished up. I’m glad that my image caught the mood!

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