Every week when Debbie and I walk the canal, we turn on the Runkeeper app on my iPhone. The distance rarely changes more than 0.1 of a mile, but our time is improving. The best part about having my phone handy is that it’s ready to capture a lovely view. Here are two reflections for this week’s Pairs at Helena’s blog. Check out the rest of them there.
This is the first bridge we walk under as we leave Shoen Place in Pittsford. I didn’t notice that the reflection of the sky is much more detailed in the photograph than the actual sky until I uploaded the photo.
I don’t know the technical name for this structure, but it’s used to control the amount of water in the canal. You can see the difference in light between the two photos. This one was taken on our way back to Pittsford, probably an hour later than the first photo. I love the arrows pointing at one another.
It’s a good thing we weren’t hoping to walk today! It’s nearly 7:30 in the morning, and still almost dark since it’s been raining and blowing ever since last night. It’s gotten much cooler, too. It’s supposed to clear up (but not warm up) this afternoon. I hope it does because we’ve been invited to a fall celebration at Skylar’s school which will take place outside.
fantastic reflections – the top one could be shown upside down and be believable
Perfect reflections. I particularly like the first one
Gorgeous captures with your iphone. I do hope it clears up for you later today.
Striking pictures. It’s interesting, I think: the differences between what you see at the time and what you can see later, on the computer
fantastic reflections…and both of these are such interesting bridges. Excellent photos from your iPhone.
Wow – superbly fantastic!!
Wow! What wonderful reflections! Looks like a lovely walk – interesting bridges. Great idea to time yourselves! Our Autumn has started really well, sunny warm days, but cooler first thing in the morning. Don’t know how long it will last – we’ll be getting some southwesterly gales no doubt!
More wonderful photos – you have such a great eye for a good shot. And yes, how interesting that the water reflects greater detail of the sky. Very neat capture of those arrows!
Gorgeous place to walk and both photos are lovely. How cool that the reflections give more detail too.
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