The river was absolutely placid at low tide. A couple hours earlier the fog was so dense that I couldn't see across and not much was visible to take pictures. As I was driving home late in the day, the fog had enveloped everything. Very thick. The cars' headlights piercing the veil only a few yards.
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And, these from Harriman Park, NY, during sunset.
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| In the distance, the Bear Mountain bridge barely visible |
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| Fishing pier in Peekskill |
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| From an overview on 9A |
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| Croton Point park south |
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| Croton Point north |
And, these from Harriman Park, NY, during sunset.
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3 comments:
Those are some amazing pictures. What camera did you use?
I used a Nikon D5100 and a 55-200 lens. It's not usual that there's no wind, no waves, and fog on the Hudson. It's a big river that runs in a valley, which acts as a wind tunnel. But, the weather has been crazy in the last few years.
it is really good! i love it
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