A River, a bridge and a power house

This is the Farmington River looking up stream to the Old Collins Axe Co. Dam and One of the Turbine houses no longer in use.

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Nice shot Sandy.

The trees are dreary but they make that red building and the water pop right out at you.
I like seeing the water flow as well. Lovely.

Very nice, Sandy.

Thanks all for the comments. I've posted another photo of the area showing a wider view, the first one only shows the section of dam from the forebay to the power house the main dam is quite long as can be seen under the bridge in this one.

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Very pretty Sandy!

Your composition is always well crafted, I don't know which one I like better. The colors in 2 pop a little more. As usual, great shots.

Oh yes Sandy , defenetly the 2nd one.
Good FG,nice colours,excellent comp.
No 2 does the trick for me.

Oh,and something else,i don`t know how you manage to get an ordinary looking scene and turn it to something as good as that,you need to tell us your secret dear...

really lovely

something about the bleakness and raw of winter which I love to bits Sandy
and these pictures show all that beauty and much more

Thank you so very much Marie. Yes it is a lovely scene

I agree that number two does it! Great shot Sandy. I really like the red building giving the scene the contrasting color. Winter can really be beautiful.

Thank you Julio. Yes winter does make things look beautiful, as long as there is some nice clean snow.

Yea Sandy. I understand that winter and snow can really be messy and miserable. I lived for two years in Nebraska. That was cold and I had a chance to live through the brown slush and frozen toes. I am a born and raised Southerner (Florida) and now live in Southern California. Winter and snow still has a magical quality to it.

Very magical when you're out there shoveling it or driving in it.

Nice shot Sandy

Dan