A week into spring, with ice long gone from the mid-Hudson and a forecast for rain, Bowsprite and I decided no better time offered itself to go north from the sixth boro. Along the way, river traffic charmed us with hide-and-seek in the blurs, like this unidentified Bouchard unit upbound or
Norwegian Sea in the mist downbound. And when the stillness of an overcast noon found us at Saugerties,
and Justine McAllister glided past, Bowsprite, Jeff Anzevino, and I had no choice but to
to record the beauty of this one face of spring upriver.
And when the day ended many hours later but much too soon, we thanked our hosts as they motored their way back to Kingston and we caught the train for the sixth boro.
More on the trip soon.
To see the same day in the Bronx, check out Voyages.
All fotos above by Will Van Dorp.
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March 30, 2009 at 9:43 am
George Conk
Great colors.
Check out a foggy day – my shots at Pelham Bay – same day.
- George
March 30, 2009 at 12:47 pm
Mage Bailey
Oh, I thank you for sticking us in your pockets. How nice to see the other’s too. Here all I am getting is car carriers.
March 31, 2009 at 8:51 am
Brian
Wow, Will! That writing program did wonders for your photography. These are great. The river looks quite different from the last time I was up in that area in January.