It's a single lock which you can see bits and pieces of in the following three photos. I was more concerned with capturing foliage than the lock itself.
Looking downstream from the lock, south toward Sand Lake
Looking upstream from the lock, more or less west toward Opinicon Lake
The same red chairs in both shots above from close to the same spot with different zooms. The chairs were the main intent of the first photo and the dock in the second. I thought the diagonal line might make a good element.
The above directions and lakes are my best guess as my camera GPS shows me the spot from where I took the picture but doesn't automatically tell me in which direction I was pointing. So, I look on the map and orient myself as best as I can.
Such a beautiful lake and surrounding landscape. Great photos, and warm greetings!
ReplyDeleteThat top photo with the sun shining through the foliage is glorious. Your eyes really do get drawn to the tree and even though you can see the lock, it's not the focus. Brilliantly done.
ReplyDeletethese are really beautiful, the first one, wow...it is exceptional, i like the shadows!!!
ReplyDeletesuch gorgeous shots; every one!
ReplyDeleteA piece of heaven. I imagine it is busy there in the summer.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy seeing the locks -- not something we have around here.
ReplyDeleteWe like visiting the locks, now closed for the season.
ReplyDeleteYup. We missed you by a day!