Frozen Falls, Drained Canal
We're now two thirds of the way through winter. Daylight Savings Time returns in three weeks. To me, it seems like it's been a long winter already.
It hasn't been super snowy or super cold it's just been consistently cold with moderate snowfalls a couple of times a week. I'm ready for a good thaw.
But until then there's snowy scenes to photograph. This morning I visited Cohoes Falls and the Waterford Flight of Locks, both of which have dedicated galleries here.
I used the RF 24-240mm lens which has good image quality from 35mm to 200mm with the extremes of the zoom range being a bit on the soft side. The widest and longest focal lengths of these photos are 50mm and 173mm.
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