On my way to Belfountain

Driving up to the Caledon Ski Club is pretty photogenic, sadly though the skies gave me never-ending pale anthracite (grey). For kicks and giggles, I packed my Nikkor N 24 f2.8 lens, instead one of my 28mm lenses. I have to shoot with this focal length more often.



Nikon F2 Photomic, Nikkor H.C 50 f2 lens, Nikkor N 24 f2.8 lens.
Film: Fomapan 400, Tmax 1+4.

Melville Churchyard

Melville Church in Winter

Corner of Bush and Main

House at the end of Main St

Antiques and Skiing is That Way_

Branch herd

Belfountain Inn, Closed for the Holidays

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