Snapshot: 'Yardleyhenge' Shows Setting Sun

This is a Patch photo feature appearing on the Yardley Patch each week.

YARDLEY, PA —He calls it "Yardleyhenge."

Yardley photographer Josh Friedman travels to New York City several times a year to capture several snapshots.

One thing he loves that happens during his ventures in the Big Apple is when the "setting sun lines up perfectly with the north-south avenues, and can be seen between the skyscrapers."

He calls the phenomenon "Manhattanhenge."

Well, Friedman captured a little taste of that here at home.

On Jan. 24, he "stumbled upon 'Yardleyhenge.'"

"The rising sun lined up perfectly with River Road, next to the Delaware River and the West Trenton Railroad Bridge,"

So Friedman took his shot, showcasing a HDR (high dynamic range) photograph from four exposures that he merged.

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About Photographer Josh Friedman

Read this Patch feature about the Yardley photographer

I have loved photography for about 50 years. I primarily photograph landscapes, rustic scenery, and historic architecture, so there are always interesting subjects throughout Bucks County. I sell prints of my photographs through my online ETSY shop, “JoshFriedmanPhoto.”You can buy this Patterson Farm photograph and other prints of my photographs by clicking here as well as Instagram here.