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Edmonton High Level Bridge - Great Divide Waterfall
Made by Edmonton Economic Development Corporation
The Great Divide Waterfall began as an artist’s concept to salute the 1978 Commonwealth Games in Edmonton. City artist, Peter Lewis designed a system to draw water from the North Saskatchewan River up to the High Level Bridge through a series of pipes. The water would then spill over a trough and cascade down from the bridge creating a waterfall to the river below. The plan was turned down due to technical problems which meant insufficient time to complete the project for the Games. Lewis modified his design, and on May 27, 1980, Edmonton’s City Council approved construction of the Great Divide Waterfall to mark the celebration of Alberta’s 75th Anniversary. On September 1, 1980, the Great Divide Waterfall was officially turned on for the first time by Mayor C.J. Purves. The Great Divide Waterfall is now turned on every long weekend through out the summer in celebration of holiday events. www.edmonton.com www.edmonton.ca


River Valley Sunset
Made by joeljackson
Was heading across the high level bridge today to a friend's place and the sky was doing ALL KINDS of amazing. So I stopped. ran back and grabbed this shot. This is also one of my first experiments with HDR... I'm happy I think. I really didn't expect how uber much noise it would create though!! Note to flickr: I love that sometimes you try and save me from myself by subtely playing with destroyed white balances and by sharpening images I upload. Sometimes however I would like to reserve my artistic rigt to totally blow the white balance if I want to. Fortunately Picnik was there to help save the day. :-)


Forever Love
Made by joeljackson
We've all seen the carvings of hearts replete with name created by lovestruck couples in trees, wood fences etc. Today I saw something new, unique and very cute. This couple wrote their monikers, a heart, the date and the word forever on this lock and locked it to the high level bridge for the world to see. I don't know who they are, but they brightened my day and I wish them well. :-) I'll dedicate this one to everyone in love. I hope your love brings you lots of joy.


High Level Bridge Study #1
Made by Rachel De Stijl
The High Level Bridge: for traveling in vehicles, cycling, walking, staring longingly into the horizon, and for capturing with a camera. There's so much stuff in the River! Song: Why do you let me stay here? by She & Him. Thought it was fitting somehow. (as a side - I hope I'm getting better at this video thing)


LRT Bridge (Night)
Made by Heraldk
I shot this photo walking back from the University of Alberta golden bears versus Oiler rookies hockey game. Even with my 50mm f/1.4 lens and a high ISO, I had some troubles taking some hand held shots ... but this one turned out a little better than alright, I think. There's a couple more that turned out pretty well. The LRT bridge is rather pretty at night, I think!


2008 Mazda Speed3 GT
Made by Kevin Stachniak
2008 Mazda Speed3 GT - 17/10/2010 Featured on : illmotion This image is property of Kevin Stachniak & K.S. Photographics, and is not to be reproduced, copied, or used in any way, without written consent of the owner.


Beyond What Contains
Made by Sparlingo
Trying to focus on the beauty beyond the bars [high level bridge, Edmonton]. While I understand the need for metal barricades on structures that stand far above a moving current, and in places, traffic, I don't enjoy their placement between me and what's on the other side.


UofA
Made by wburris
Mechanical Engineering is visible from the high level bridge since Physics and CSR have been demolished. The top of NINT is visible above the low part of Biology. See my picture for the view back to here from the Mechanical Engineering building.


crisp sunrise
Made by .WFJ
Taken from the middle of the High Level bridge on the ridiculously scary side. I don't know who's idea it was to have the gaurd rail on the East side of the bridge substantially lower than on the West, but it freaks me out.


Tie-up
Made by sahlgoode
Edmonton Radial Railway Society Schedule & Fares


waterfall test
Made by .WFJ
after PALS this week I discovered that the city had turned on the waterfall on the high level bridge. some pedestrians were brave enough to speed walk through the deluge, and i was delighted to take their picture.


A Peeler of High Level Proportions
Made by *Brightburn*
As if the title doesn't give this away ... peeling paint on Edmonton's High Level Bridge. Something about this particular beam with the sunlight and blackness just caught my eye. Click on photo to view on black.


Construction Of The Dudley B. Menzies Bridge
Made by one42chrisp
Dudley B. Menzies Bridge. Kodak T-Max 100 Developed in D-76 Minolta XD11. Minolta MD W.Rokkor-X 28mm f2.8 lens R2 red filter


The dawn's early light
Made by Adam Fick
The sun's first peak over the horizon in the morning, approximately 7:35 saturday morning, thats some damn dedication to roll out of bed at 6:00 on a saturday morning to be up and in place for sunrise!


I'LL BE WATCHING YOU
Made by *Furball*
Every breath you take...I'll be watching you...The Police An unusual picture affixed on one of the supporting pillars of the High Level bridge that spans the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton.


Locked Hearts
Made by Rachel De Stijl
At least, I want to believe that's what is starting here. If you're all in love with someone, you should take a moment to clip a lock here. A kiss at this spot would be tres romantic.


The_Great_Divide-44
Made by E5CO3AR
This is the Great Divide, a man-made waterfall on the High Level Bridge in Edmonton, Canada. It's taller than Niagara Falls and is only turned on during long weekends.


High Level Bridge
Made by wburris
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The Solution to Constipation
Made by Battling Apathy
These are all pieces that I photographed on my daily pedestrian commute from the U of A to Edmonton's downtown across the highlevel bridge during the summer of 2004.


high level
Made by D'Arcy Norman
the teeny people walking away in this photo turned out to be Glenn Groulx and his family. Glenn was totally NOT skipping workshops at CeLC2010 (nor were Alan and I).