When the rain tapered off, I stepped back out on deck and photographed one of two nearly identical bridges between the last lock and the lake -- the Vienna Higgensville Road or the Cove Road, both of Pennsylvania through-truss design. Even with raindrops disturbing the water's surface, the light had come up sufficiently to provide wonderful reflections, interestingly only of the structure's vertical rods, not of its overall shape.
26 May 2011
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During the early afternoon a storm began brewing. For many miles we enjoyed dramatic blue skies with huge, towering clouds. Conditions aligned and we encountered hard rain after Lock E-21, the first of the two descending locks before reaching Sylvan Beach. The rain suited my sad mood every well. But, retreating into the lounge did not.
Labels:
black and white photography,
bridge,
Erie Canal,
rain
Location:
Cove Road Bridge, Verona NY
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