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Video: Back Roading After Supper
As a fellow classic truck enthusiast, I could appreciate the moment they were enjoying - taking their classic Power Wagon out for a drive after supper. I’ve gone for many similar drives with my classic GMC, so I felt like I could read their minds.
Back Roading After Supper by Kerry Enns Photography.
I’ve been learning some new video apps. Here’s my latest: video version of Back Roading After Supper.
Boundary Sunset
I was on the Border Road, as we call it, photographing some some other things when I passed this boundary marker. I thought I’d take a picture of it to use in my History classroom. As it turned out, the warm light on the marker combined with the sunset colours made for an interesting photograph.
This is one of the Convention of London boundary markers on the Canada-USA boundary close to where I live. I love the fact that most of the boundary between Canada and the US is kind of like this - just a ditch or a path cleared through the bushes. No fences, no wire, and no “wall” to separate us. We need to keep a least a few monuments to trust and peaceful co-existence in a world where everyone seems to be yelling, or shooting, at each other.
I was on the Border Road, as we call it, photographing some some other things when I passed this boundary marker. I thought I’d take a picture of it to use in my History classroom. As it turned out, the warm light on the marker combined with the sunset colours made for an interesting photograph.
Nikon D750 w. Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 @ ISO 500 - 1/125 @ f/9.5
306 Sunset Tree II
In order to avoid rewriting my August 21 post, I’ll just say that this photograph was taken a few minutes after 306 Sunset Tree. The sun moves quickly when it is low in the sky. I had just enough time to photograph 306 Sunset Tree and hustle a few hundred feed down the road to capture this photograph.
In order to avoid rewriting my August 21 post, I’ll just say that this photograph was taken a few minutes after 306 Sunset Tree. The sun moves quickly when it is low in the sky. I had just enough time to photograph 306 Sunset Tree and hustle a few hundred feed down the road to capture this photograph. Clearly the bare branches of the dead tree bring a different feeling to the photograph. I love the way the branches silhouette against the almost cloudless sky and setting sun.
Nikon D750 w. Nikkor 75-300 f/4.5-5.6 @ ISO 400