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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 582375" data-attributes="member: 13196">I've been busy working on a 2017 calendar for my church, but I finally had time to shoot over the past couple of days.During the last few weeks, I've driven past this section of the Delaware Canal State Park (odd name for something that is in Pennsylvania, isn't it?) Anyway, this section isn't maintained which shows the canal bed completely dry and cracked. I went here with the intention of getting this photo then possibly going to the Community Park when I finished. [ATTACH=full]228893[/ATTACH]I pulled into the shopping center so I could turn around and head back to the Community Park, but when I saw some type of event set up, I decided to take a quick look. Since I wasn't expecting to photograph this, I didn't take my 18-35mm zoom. :hurt: I only had my 24-70mm and 70-300mm. Oh well. I did the best I could with what I had.[ATTACH=full]228894[/ATTACH]This next image is what I REALLY would have liked to shoot at 18mm. [ATTACH=full]228895[/ATTACH]Once I finished there, I headed to the Community Park. The township has money earmarked for a fishing pier. Until then, it's not hard to find fishermen casting their lines from the sandy shores. Just a note...this is a man-made lake. We are very close to sea level here, and when digging for quartz, they hit an underground stream which filled with water.[ATTACH=full]228896[/ATTACH]There are a few of these huge boulders around the perimeter of the lake so you might see them from time to time in my photos.[ATTACH=full]228897[/ATTACH]This guy was 'talking' to the guy in the next photo. [ATTACH=full]228898[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]228899[/ATTACH]I wanted something with symmetry. [ATTACH=full]228900[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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