Raised Railroad Bridge in Old Lyme, Connecticut
by Kyle Lee
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Raised Railroad Bridge in Old Lyme, Connecticut
Artist
Kyle Lee
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
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The scene captured in this stunning image is a picturesque tableau of tranquility and natural beauty, set against the backdrop of a warm late summer evening in Old Lyme, Connecticut. The image encapsulates the timeless charm of this idyllic riverside town, with the focal point being the majestic railroad bridge that spans the serene Connecticut River.
The sun is in its final descent, casting a warm, golden glow across the landscape, with hues of crimson and orange gently blending into the deepening blue of the evening sky. The soft, diffused light of the setting sun bathes the entire scene, creating an ethereal atmosphere that seems to slow time itself.
In the sky above, a delicate crescent moon hangs like a luminous jewel, its pale light contrasting with the vivid colors of the sunset. It's a tiny but enchanting detail that adds a touch of celestial elegance to the scene.
The centerpiece of the image, the railroad bridge, stands as an enduring testament to engineering prowess and a symbol of connectivity. At this moment, the bridge is raised, its massive steel trusses elevated high above the water to accommodate any large passing boats. The bridge's structural intricacies are illuminated by the warm light, showcasing its grandeur and intricate details.
As I patiently wait for the perfect shot, a sacrifice is made in the form of relentless mosquitoes and no-see-ums. Their presence is a testament to the persistence of nature even in this serene setting, a reminder that beauty often comes at a cost. Yet, undeterred by these tiny assailants, I Persevere, knowing that capturing this fleeting moment is worth the discomfort. and proving once again that time spent making a beautiful photograph is still better than time spent in comfort at the office:)
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August 21st, 2023
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