Frugal Film Project March 2022 a Day Trip to Niagara on the Lake

Continuing our day trip adventures we went down to Niagara on the Lake for the day. Going down early March is a different experience, much quieter than the fall/early Christmas season and downright dead compared to Summer. Jo-Anne and I managed to get into the Angel Inn for lunch, which in previous visits, yeah good luck with that any other time of year.  

One thing I have come to love in this project is exploring the 28-105 zoom lens. Nikon hit this one out of the ball park as this piece of glass punches way above its weight class and I use it on my Nikon F5 and get amazing results. 


Camera: Nikon N90S, Nikkor AF-D 28-105 F3.5-4.5 lens. 

Film: Kodak Ultramax 400



You Really Can't Park Here Front Doorway and Two Windows Little White Cottage with Yellow Front Door March 2022 Balzac's Coffee March 2022 Owl and Pussycat Pineapple March 2022 NOTL War Memorial One March 2022 Santa is on Break For the Next Few Months Angel Inn March 2022 Three Flags at the Angel Inn Angel Inn Sign Jo-Anne Taking a Photo Jo-Anne is Beautiful NOTL Mar 2022 Shops on Market Street March 2022 Greaves on the Corner Royal George Theatre_ Benard Shaw Statue In Front of Nameskae Restaraunt Horse Ride Along Queen St Horse Ride Along Queen St. Two_ Jo-Anne Getting a Shot NOTL Mar 2022 Vine Covered Tree OTL Mar 2022 the Charles Inn Mar 2022 Maple Leaf Muskoka Chairs NOTL Mar 2022 Traffic on Queen St. In NOTL Mar 2022 Walking By the Scotttish Shop NOTL Mar 2022 Exchange Brewery and Apothacary_ Queen St. NOTL Mar 2022

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