The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
So, it’s time to get back to sharing stuff on my blog.
It’s been a long time. So, there is stuff to catch up on. I’m going to start with something from back towards the end of winter that is still definitely worth sharing.
On Saturday, March 17, 2012, this is what I saw when I first looked outside!
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
Now it’s not uncommon to see fog envelop the George Washington Bridge, but seeing this kind of low-hanging San Francisco-esque fog on the Hudson River between New Jersey and Manhattan is rare.
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
Sunrise is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
Sunrise is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
I like this concept shot where you see the reflection in the window.
Sunrise is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
It’s cool the way the fog stops at the ridge line of the Palisades.
Fog is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
Gradually, the fog cleared.
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
Fog is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
Fog is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
And here we are. No more fog. Then I went for a run over the bridge.
The George Washington Bridge is seen from Fort Lee, NJ – Mar 17, 2012
- Evan Bindelglass
