And the 180+ degree vista from Hawk Point Overlook is superb in any season:
There are islands and other features to draw the eye, including Mount Johnson Island, the world’s first bald eagle sanctuary:
Off in the distance downriver, one can spot the Norman Wood Bridge:
Zooming in a bit on the bridge:
Which was the subject of Week 26:
And I am always charmed by this Bausch and Lomb binocular--for 25 cents you will gain a whole new perspective:
My final pick for this week's inspiration image--and it was a hard choice--is this view upriver. Osprey often nest on the power towers seen here:
Week 39 Image, 52 Ways to Look at the River |
Week 39 Panel, 52 Ways to Look at the River |
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1 comment:
I am really liking your ways to look at the river. I live near the Maumee River which empty's into Lake Erie. I have one spot that I photo over and over again with the different seasons and time of day. I have done two small fiber arts with those photos but never thought of putting them together and now I have a new idea from you. Thank you for being such an inspiration many times over.
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