Feb 21 2010
Bear Mountain
Just for fun, here is a map of our trail from the Bear Mountain Inn to the Bear Mountain Bridge… zoo included.
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I think you got some really nice shots! I especially like the white snow with the bright blue water – great contrast and composition. I also like the very first one; the clouds are great and I like the black and white. Also the black and white bridge looking up at the girders is very cool. The last image of your son is interesting too with the ghosting effect.
you did manage to get really good shots from this place.. i do dig those snow scenes in mono and the colored one with the swath of blue.. great work..