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Showing posts with label Bridges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bridges. Show all posts

Friday, February 10, 2012

Old Bridge


Weekend Reflections
The Weekend in Black and White

Maybe it's the phase of the moon,
or perhaps the longer daylight hours,
or the exceptionally mild winter we have been having....
BUT
I've been inspired.


So, if you are a regular visitor
watch for some changes happening around here!
I think you'll like them...
a new name,
 tutorials by guest photographers,
and friendly photo competitions.

If you aren't a regular,
I invite you to become one
and join in the action.

Watch for details!!
I'm excited about it.

Old Bridge


Weekend Reflections
The Weekend in Black and White

Maybe it's the phase of the moon,
or perhaps the longer daylight hours,
or the exceptionally mild winter we have been having....
BUT
I've been inspired.


So, if you are a regular visitor
watch for some changes happening around here!
I think you'll like them...
a new name,
 tutorials by guest photographers,
and friendly photo competitions.

If you aren't a regular,
I invite you to become one
and join in the action.

Watch for details!!
I'm excited about it.

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Manayunk Canal


Stone, Metal and Wood all in one shot.
Friday My Town Shoot Out
Friday Fences
Sunday Bridges


Maybe it's the phase of the moon,
or perhaps the longer daylight hours,
or the exceptionally mild winter we have been having....
BUT
I've been inspired.


So, if you are a regular visitor
watch for some changes happening around here!
I think you'll like them...
a new name,
 tutorials by guest photographers,
and friendly photo competitions.

If you aren't a regular,
I invite you to become one
and join in the action.

Watch for details!!
I'm excited about it.

Manayunk Canal


Stone, Metal and Wood all in one shot.
Friday My Town Shoot Out
Friday Fences
Sunday Bridges


Maybe it's the phase of the moon,
or perhaps the longer daylight hours,
or the exceptionally mild winter we have been having....
BUT
I've been inspired.


So, if you are a regular visitor
watch for some changes happening around here!
I think you'll like them...
a new name,
 tutorials by guest photographers,
and friendly photo competitions.

If you aren't a regular,
I invite you to become one
and join in the action.

Watch for details!!
I'm excited about it.

Friday, October 8, 2010

Sheard's Mill Bridge - Bucks County Photographer


Located on Covered Bridge Rd in Rockhill Twp.,PA 40.4550 N -75.2785 W
Sheard's Mill Bridge is undergoing repair...which is a good thing as it looks a little dilapidated.  
It is located right by the Sheards Mill so I am posting some photos of the mill below.



Sheard's Mill is in need of a little TLC too.



I hope it is preserved.


Below you can see where water was diverted from the Tohickin Creek
and enters into the mill.





Participating in Sunday Bridges.

Sheard's Mill Bridge - Bucks County Photographer


Located on Covered Bridge Rd in Rockhill Twp.,PA 40.4550 N -75.2785 W
Sheard's Mill Bridge is undergoing repair...which is a good thing as it looks a little dilapidated.  
It is located right by the Sheards Mill so I am posting some photos of the mill below.



Sheard's Mill is in need of a little TLC too.



I hope it is preserved.


Below you can see where water was diverted from the Tohickin Creek
and enters into the mill.





Participating in Sunday Bridges.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

'Frankenfield Bridge' Bucks County Photographer


Frankenfield Bridge, built 1872, is located in Bucks County, PA.
The bridge crosses the Tinicum Creek 2 miles upstream from the Delaware River.
If you'd like to find this bridge enter 40.4755N and -75.0993W into your GPS.
433 Cafferty Rd is the closest residence to the bridge.




'Frankenfield Bridge' Bucks County Photographer


Frankenfield Bridge, built 1872, is located in Bucks County, PA.
The bridge crosses the Tinicum Creek 2 miles upstream from the Delaware River.
If you'd like to find this bridge enter 40.4755N and -75.0993W into your GPS.
433 Cafferty Rd is the closest residence to the bridge.