Turning Bridge Over D&R Canal in Princeton
I went for a walk to find a bridge that I've heard some co-workers talk about over a year ago. It's a pretty nifty piece of engineering that, I believe, dates back to the late 1800's. The bridge is still used today by the Dinky Train that runs just over 2 miles between the Princeton Junction station, and the Dinky station at Princeton University. This is the shortest passenger railroad spur in the United States.
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I started the photo shoot with my sepia settings still on.... But I like these anyhow.
This is the shot I took right after I discovered that my sepia settings were still on. I also threw my polarizer on for this one.
I was waiting for the Dinky train to go by, but after about 30 mins, I gave up.
Some graffiti inside the turning base. It's not hard to climb inside. I wanted to, but I was alone. I plan on going back with someone who can give me a boost, or can call for help if I get runover by a train.
The view as I was leaving. I kept looking back to make sure I wasn't going to miss the train going by.