Riley's Lock

Riley's lock house (visible upper right) and aqueduct was built between 1828-1833 along the C&O Canal in Poolesville, Maryland. The left-most arch (partially obscured by branches) was destroyed by a flood in 1971.

This is a 3-image HDR long-exposure compilation of 150 seconds, 240 seconds and 400 seconds.

[Gerry]

fav Scott

[Paula W]

Love the effect, beautiful shot.

[Margaret Obey]

Great water effect from exposure.mi shall have to learn how to do it?

[Simply Amanda]

Amazingly and gorgeously well done, Scott! Fav.

[Peggy Scroggins]

Beautiful processing, especially on the water.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Beautifully captured

[Linda H.Y. Hegland]

I really like the composition of the colours in this shot

[Jane Anderson]

The water is mystical!

[Derek Vickers]

Marvellous image Scott.

[Leslie]

Very cool POV. How's the color there?

[Khawbecker]

Wonderful shot! Fav! I love the C&O Canal and its lock houses. I have a funny story about Poolesville, its homecoming parade and my husband and I showing up for a bike ride wearing school colors by happenstance.

[Joe III]

Beautiful shot, Scott! I really like the warm colors and the POV. Fav!

[Hope D Jennings]

Beautiful! Fav

[Sarah Munnings]

Fab long exposure HDR it has really smoothed out the water

[Arthur Loosley]

Very nice treatment with lovely natural tones. Such a change from so many of the pseudo HDR attempts we see with images distorted beyond belief. Big FAV!

[Lisa Poland]

Wow, just fabulous! the water is amazing. FAV!

[Rachel]

How beautiful! Stunning shot

[Elyse Klemchuk]

This is beautiful and so peaceful!