We had beautiful last Sunday of Summer here in Easton, PA. Now looking forward to the cooler temperatures of and the scenic Fall season.
I took this picture with my Canon G9 X
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Last Sunday of the Summer
Published September 17, 2018 Architecture , Easton, PA , Pennsylvania , Photography , Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: Canon, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, Photography
The Riegelsville Bridge
Published July 27, 2018 Arizona , New Jersey , Pennsylvania , Photography , United States of America Leave a CommentTags: Pennsylvania, Photography
I visited Riegelsville, PA last week and took these pictures of the historic Riegelville Bridge, which spans the Delaware River and connects Riegelsville to Warren County, New Jersey.
The 577 foot bridge was built by John A. Roebling‘s Sons Co. and opened April, 18, 190
Clouds over Bethlehem, PA
Published July 25, 2018 iPhone , Lehigh Valley , Pennsylvania , Photography , Politics , United States of America Leave a CommentTags: iPhone, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, Photography
I shot these two pictures with my iPhone SE on Sunday, July 22, 2018, while walking over the Fahy Bridge in Bethlehem, PA. The bridge crosses the Lehigh River and connects Historic Bethlehem with South Bethlehem.
In the distance you can the old Bethlehem Steel plant on the right side of the river.
I modified both photos with the HDR Blue Sky filter on the Tonality App.
Four More Favorite Pictures from 2017
Published March 16, 2018 Lehigh Valley , Pennsylvania , United States of America Leave a CommentTags: Pennsylvania, Photography
Here are four more Photo’s that I took in 2017 that I am adding to my favorites group.
Bethlehem Steel at Night
Easy Decision. Porter’s Pub Sign.
Bethlehem, PA, November 2017
Bethesda Fountain at Central Park, NYC
Welcoming 2018 during a walk along the Delaware River
Published January 2, 2018 iPhone , Lehigh Valley , Pennsylvania Leave a CommentTags: Delaware River, Pennsylvania, Winter
I set out on my first walk of the new year this afternoon and decided to take a walk down Delaware Canal Towpath. It was certainly a beautiful day, with the sun shining bright. It was very cold today as well, with high temperature only reaching 18 degrees. I really didn’t mind it. This is my third winter in PA since I moved back East from Southern California and I have finally built up my collection of cold weather gear to the point where I feel well prepared for extended period of extreme cold. For this winter a added a pair of Merrell FST Moab Ice+Thermo hiking boots and a Polartec Balaclava. I did not need the Balaclava today, but I carry with me at all times in case I have break it out.
Here is a short video I made on the Towpath, along with a few still shots I took while I was on the trail.
Autumn Nights in Easton, PA
Published December 1, 2017 Pennslyvania , Photography , United States of America Leave a CommentTags: Canon, Easton, Pennsylvania, Photography
I took all the photos below during evening hours hours in Easton, PA during this past October and November. All photos were taken with my Canon G9X Mk II.
North Third St., Easton, PA
Easton, PA manhole cover, at Night.
Centre Square, Easton PA at Night
The Route 22 Overpass, downtown Easton, PA
The Bank St. Alley, Easton, PA
The Fountain at Nevin Park.
View of downtown Easton from College Hill
The Easton Post Office
The Free Bridge between Easton and Phillipsburg, NJ
The Budweiser Clydesdales visit Easton, PA on Heritage Day, July 9th, 2017
Published July 14, 2017 Easton, PA , Pennsylvania , United States of America , YouTube Leave a CommentTags: Clydesdales, Easton, Pennsylvania, video
Another highlight of Heritage Day this year was a visit by the world famous Budweiser Clydesdales. The magnificent horses arrived in Centre Square at about 4;20 pm and they really captivated the crowd. The Clydesdales are well known for their size, but seeing them in person gives one a new appreciation for just how large and beautiful the legendary horses are. Each Clydesdale is between 1,800 and 2,300 pounds!!
After stopping in Centre Square for about 15 minutes the Clydesdales proceeded to head down the east end of Northampton St. toward the Northampton St. Bridge (the Free Bridge), which connects PA to NJ.
The Clydesdales then headed up Spring Garden St. returning to the point they started at….
