Since late August I’ve been commuting from Beacon to Newburgh for work. It’s given me a renewed appreciation for the mighty body of water currently known as the Hudson River. Some days I have a camera with me. I was drawn to the combination of water and expansive skies and how they relate to the man-made infrastructure.
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- Swinger.
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- Global oil tanks in New Windsor.
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- A “virtual crude oil pipeline” passes through the Newburgh waterfront.
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- A heron couple?
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- A view from the bridge of Beacon Harbor.
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- Trees near the river’s edge at Dennings Point.
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- A river wind brings down the first leaves of the season at Dennings Point
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- A temporary bridge from Storm King to Breakneck at the gateway to the Hudson Highlands.
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- Part of the 90 million dollar renovations.
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- Sun on the bridge walkway.
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- The ferry leaving the Beacon harbor.
Marvelous photos, Mark. Thanks so much for making them available to your many readers.