The mile long bridge that crosses Lake Saylorville can be seen here while I am trying to take pictures of a flock of swans. I didn't get a good picture as I had my wife's cell phone and the sun was so bright that I could not see what I was photographing. I cross this bridge in early morning to go to the old house. Pelicans and sea gulls seem to be migrating at this time also and I never know what to expect next as I go to work.
Looking to the north, this is what I could see. The white feathers are all you can see when you look at the tip of the extending land form. It looks like a bank of snow along the lake, When I returned at noon, the flock here and the one across the lake were all gone. I don't think they went to any other part of the lake but probably now have left the area.
6 comments:
Not a bad compo despite the bright sun and nice perspective on both images!
What a gorgeous trip you have! Yes, to me, all the feathers look like white sand.
Beautiful photo. The Clark Bridge I cross from Indiana to Louisville is a little over a mile long.
Nice trip !
in south of France
Pretty drive you have.
That's quite the bridge!
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