19
Oct

Stone fence, Franklin P.Q.

   Posted by: fmeehan   in Photography, misc

After our short stop at Huntington, we hit the road to Franklin, close to the U.S. border.

Once arrived at the village, while driving on the 202, we saw a sign announcing: La pommeraie du Suroît, a charming place were they produce an excellent Ice Cider.

Tasting session in a beautiful old house, I bought one bottle of their lovely “liquor” and on our way out, one of the tenant, as he saw my camera, suggested that we took a little walk on an adjacent trail, bordered by stone fences. Sounds good to me!

I took the first shot with the Lensbaby composer.

Nikon D90
Exposure : 1/90
Aperture : f/5.6
ISO: 200
Focal length : 50mm (Lensbaby Composer)
Aperture, Topaz Denoise 3 and Nik ColorEfex Pro.

The other two pictures with taken with the HDR technique using my 50 mm lens.

Going up…

Nikon D90
Exposure : 1/60
Aperture : f/9.5
ISO: 400
Focal length : 50mm (75 in DX)
Aperture, Photomatix pro, Topaz Denoise 3 and Nik ColorEfex Pro.

Going down…

Nikon D90
Exposure : 1/60
Aperture : f/9.5
ISO: 400
Focal length : 50mm (75 in DX)
Aperture, Photomatix pro, Topaz Denoise 3 and Nik ColorEfex Pro.

Forgot to mention, the Ice cider from La pommeraie du Suroît is simply delicious!

François Meehan

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