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Pre-twilight at Essex and Harrison Ave. Chinatown, Boston.
(not to be confused with Bending Corners).
Bending a length of pipe for use in one of the pieces of rail equipment being repaired or restored at the Niles Canyon Railway maintenance yard near Sunol, California.
Horseshoe Bend is the name for a horseshoe-shaped meander of the Colorado River located near the town of Page, Arizona, in the United States. It is located 5 miles (8.0 km) downstream from the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, it can be viewed from the steep cliff above.
The Colorado River started to cut through endless layers of rock, and when it ran into Horseshoe Bend, it creates this natural, sculptural landscape. The river eventually went around it, and now there is a 270-degree bend in the river which created the now-famous horseshoe shape. The sheer Cliff walls are made of Navajo Sandstone, a particularly dense type of sandstone. In the process of erosion, the sandstone acted as a natural barrier, forcing the water to make a sharp bend in the river thorough softer rocks.
Vrbas river, Bosnia, autumn view of the river bend, the horizon seems uneven, but that's an illusion, it looks like this in just about every photo I've seen online. I was worried that this spot would be covered in fog, because I was driving through thick fog until 5 minutes before I arrived at the viewpoint. This seems to be a morning spot, it was too shadowy when I passed by the previous afternoon. Many more river bend photos to come this time, from other rivers and countries. Happy belated Thanksgiving to USAians.
Eerder was ik mijn reisfoto's van Amerika kwijt, van alles geprobeerd deze terug te krijgen, uiteindelijk is het gelukt dmv een diepte scan van mijn SD-kaartjes :-)
Niet alle foto's zijn goed uit de verf gekomen, maar van alle locaties heb ik wel iets, daar ben ik enorm blij om!
It’s been brought to my attention that this also looks like Dead Horse Point in Utah. This is an older photo that I had on a laptop and I think it’s Horseshoe Bend, but not positive! I should research more before posting.
Oxbow Bend is an overlook along highway 89/191 between Jackson Lake Junction and Moran Junction.
An oxbow is a crescent-shaped section of river lying alongside a flowing, winding river. The oxbow is created over time as erosion and deposits of soil change the river's course.
Oxbow Bend is home to a variety of birds and animals, including pelicans, Great Blue Herons, muskrats, otters, moose, and bear. On calm days, Mount Moran can be seen reflected on the surface of the water. Oxbow Bend is a popular area to view sunrise or sunset, and is visited by photographers hoping to capture the river and Teton Range.
For most of it's short course, the Oldeelva River flows nearly straight and rapidly down the Oldedalen Valley from Oldevatnet Lake to where it empties into Nordfjorden at the village of Olden, Norway. But in this area, it flattens out and and makes a sharp double bend like an S. There is a marshy area to the side of the boardwalk on the left.
A section of Horseshoe Bend near Page AZ during sunset. I really liked the way the clouds were reflected in the Colorado River. If you look closely you can see a few people taking pictures on the edge of the canyon. The really give a sense of scale to this awesome place.
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Robert bends the iron for a final spot in Reedsburg, as the Rocket and the day are coming to a close after the Independence Day run from Madison.
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Reedsburg, WI.
Summer 2017
This is the sky and reflection in the wider view that the beaver in the previous post came swimming through.
This is a mediocre shot of Oxbow Bend in the Teton National Park. I love it, but plan to go pack and try it again! I am hoping for a day when there are more clouds in the sky and the water is calmer for a perfect reflection.
Formed when the Colorado River looped around an impassable sandstone escarpment, Horseshoe Bend is one of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area's more famous highlights. Not an easy feat, considering nearby is Antelope Canyon and the second-largest manmade lake in the United States, Lake Powell.