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Make OLYMPUS CORPORATION Model E-1
Aperture Value f/10 Exposure Bias Value -1 EV
Exposure Program Aperture Priority Flash No Flash
Focal Length 14 mm ISO 100
Metering Mode Center Weighted Average Shutter Speed Value 1/200 sec
Date/Time Wed 14 Nov 2012 01:13:09 PM CST IPTC: Caption OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
 
 
 
Lock 11 Bypass Channel Entrance
 
 
Upstream Approach to Lock 11, I&M Canal Lock 14, I&M Canal Lock 3 Nettle Creek Aqueduct
Today's Canal Lock 11 Bypass Channel Entrance The Volunteer Joilet Iron Works Ruins
Bollard and Tree A Bridge To Nowhere Wing Wall LIttle Vermillion River Aqueduct

Lock 11 Bypass Channel Entrance

Bypasss channels were put in on the upstream side of a lock. When the upstream gates were closed, the water would back up and, if not given an outlet, would either flow over the gates or overflow the banks of the canal. The locktender would open the bypass gates when the water got to a certain level and the excess water would flow around the lock and re-enter the channel downstream. Olympus E-1, Zuiko 14-54mm

Date: 11/14/2012
Owner: Paul Braun
 
 
 

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