Flooded Remnants of Caesar Creek

The Story:      The Army Corps of Engineers dammed Caesar Creek in response to the Flood Control Act of 1938. Prior to this work, the area hosted dry land and even a Quaker Village. Today, the reservoir stores storm waters until engineers can release its waters in a controlled fashion. As a result, the reservoir fills formerly wooded lands as captured in this late autumn scene. On this dreary evening, dark clouds hung over the reservoir so I selectively desaturated the surrounding scene in order to draw the eye toward the red leaves.

 

Sublocation:   Caesar Creek State Park

City, State:      Waynesville, Ohio

Year:                2017

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Dark clouds hanging over Caesar Creek where dim light contrast sharply with red leaves nestled in a shoreline tree stump

The Army Corps of Engineers dammed Caesar Creek in response to the Flood Control Act of 1938. Prior to this work, the area hosted dry land and even a Quaker Village. Today, the reservoir stores storm waters until engineers can release its waters in a controlled fashion. As a result, the reservoir fills formerly wooded lands as captured in this late autumn scene. On this dreary evening, dark clouds hung over the reservoir so I selectively desaturated the surrounding scene in order to draw the eye toward the red leaves.

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Framed Giclee Canvas, Metal, Photo Paper

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