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Updated November 6, 2011
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A little history, and future, first. This is what's left of the 1911 "Old Westham Bridge" that was replaced by the Huguenot Bridge in 1950. The next several pics show the old Southampton Road that ran to this bridge prior to 1950. And, you will also see a pic of the 61 year old Huguenot Bridge being replaced. Within two years, all traffic will be on the new Huguenot Bridge.
Andrew leaning on the bench that used to be the middle of the road leading to the 1911 "Old Westham Bridge".
From the other direction, the old road leading to the old bridge.
The current Huguenot Bridge and the new one being built in its place.
Shutter Speed: .7 seconds; Lens Aperture: F/22; Focal Length: 20mm; ISO Speed ISO-100
A little practicing with shutter and aperture settings causing different blurs in the water.
Shutter Speed: .7 seconds; Lens Aperture: F/22; Focal Length: 20mm; ISO Speed ISO-100
Shutter Speed: 6 seconds; Lens Aperture: F/16; Focal Length: 23mm; ISO Speed ISO-100
Shutter Speed: 6 seconds; Lens Aperture: F/22; Focal Length: 18mm; ISO Speed ISO-100
Shutter Speed: 4 seconds; Lens Aperture: F/13; Focal Length: 18mm; ISO Speed ISO-100
Shutter Speed: 3 seconds; Lens Aperture: F/22; Focal Length: 18mm; ISO Speed ISO-100
Shutter Speed: 2 seconds; Lens Aperture: F/16; Focal Length: 18mm; ISO Speed ISO-100
Shutter Speed: 1 seconds; Lens Aperture: F/19; Focal Length: 18mm; ISO Speed ISO-100
Several pics of the "Z Dam" just below the Huguenot Bridge that is used to divert water to the city water treatment facility. On some of these pics you see a break in the dam that allows certain fish to spawn upriver and allow the kayakers to paddle through.
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