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Rob Huntley > On a misty morning in Lethbridge Alberta, this is the High Level Railway Trestle Bridge in Lethbridge, Alberta. HDR © Rob Huntley
Rob Huntley > Aerial shot of one section of the Champlain Bridge which crosses the Ottawa River from Ottawa, Ontario to Gatineau, Québec. The bridge traverses several islands. The tree in the foreground is on the Ontario shoreline. This picture was taken from a camera rig suspended below a kite (Kite Aerial Photography - KAP). License this photo on Getty Images See a TinyTown adaptation of this image. © Rob Huntley
Rob Huntley > One end of the longest covered bridge in the world. It crosses the St. John River in Hartland, New Brunswick. This photograph was taken with a camera suspended below a kite line, a technique known as kite aerial photography (KAP). © Rob Huntley
Rob Huntley > This is my only shot that actually shows the entire length of the bridge. I had to abandon this session just after this and any hope of a better view was foregone. The covered bridge crossing the St. John River in Hartland, New Brunswick. The longest covered bridge in the world. This photograph was taken with a camera suspended below a kite line, a technique known as kite aerial photography (KAP). © Rob Huntley
Rob Huntley > Looking down the St. John River with a view of part of Hartland, New Brunswick. The longest covered bridge in the world. This photograph was taken with a camera suspended below a kite line, a technique known as kite aerial photography (KAP). © Rob Huntley
Rob Huntley > The covered bridge crossing the St. John River in Hartland, New Brunswick. The longest covered bridge in the world. This photograph was taken with a camera suspended below a kite line, a technique known as kite aerial photography (KAP). © Rob Huntley
Rob Huntley > The covered bridge crossing the St. John River in Hartland, New Brunswick. The longest covered bridge in the world. This photograph was taken with a camera suspended below a kite line, a technique known as kite aerial photography (KAP). © Rob Huntley
Rob Huntley > The covered bridge crossing the St. John River in Hartland, New Brunswick. The longest covered bridge in the world. This photograph was taken with a camera suspended below a kite line, a technique known as kite aerial photography (KAP). © Rob Huntley
Rob Huntley > One end of the longest covered bridge in the world. It crosses the St. John River in Hartland, New Brunswick. This photograph was taken with a camera suspended below a kite line, a technique known as kite aerial photography (KAP). © Rob Huntley
On a misty morning in Lethbridge Alberta, this is the High Level Railway Trestle Bridge in Lethbridge, Alberta. HDR

© Rob Huntley
Rob Huntley > On a misty morning in Lethbridge Alberta, this is the High Level Railway Trestle Bridge in Lethbridge, Alberta. HDR © Rob Huntley
On a misty morning in Lethbridge Alberta, this is the High Level Railway Trestle Bridge in Lethbridge, Alberta. HDR

© Rob Huntley
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