Post by minoltaman on Nov 6, 2008 14:36:37 GMT -5
High Falls, NY. Approx 110 miles north of NYC on the edge of the Catskill Mountain range.
Nikon F100, Fuji Provia 100F film, f/8 @ 1/10, camera placed on a rock and held secure for the slow shutter speed.
From the D&H Canal Museum website,
www.canalmuseum.org/history.htm
The Delaware and Hudson Canal was a 108-mile, man-made waterway, an engineering feat of pre-industrial America that brought a new form of energy from the hills of Pennsylvania out to the Hudson River. From 1828 to 1898, mules pulled barges laden with anthracite coal along river valleys from Honesdale in northeastern Pennsylvania to Eddyville on the Rondout Creek near the villages of Kingston and Rondout. From here, it was shipped on barges down the Hudson to New York City and up the river to Canada.
Nikon F100, Fuji Provia 100F film, f/8 @ 1/10, camera placed on a rock and held secure for the slow shutter speed.
From the D&H Canal Museum website,
www.canalmuseum.org/history.htm
The Delaware and Hudson Canal was a 108-mile, man-made waterway, an engineering feat of pre-industrial America that brought a new form of energy from the hills of Pennsylvania out to the Hudson River. From 1828 to 1898, mules pulled barges laden with anthracite coal along river valleys from Honesdale in northeastern Pennsylvania to Eddyville on the Rondout Creek near the villages of Kingston and Rondout. From here, it was shipped on barges down the Hudson to New York City and up the river to Canada.
