Yesterday was a very fine early Spring day here in the South, cool with no humidity to speak of. In other words, perfect conditions for a short excursion. One of the nice things about living in the Southeast is that the cities and towns are reasonably closely spaced, with plenty of good options available for day trips, pretty much regardless of exactly where you call home. Provided, that is, that you time things so that you avoid the holy hell of Atlanta traffic. Visiting spots we had not seen for two years was a bit like discovering them for the first time, including finding new restaurants and art galleries to explore. Opportunities for photography were equally abundant. The light coming through the abandoned trestle made for a pleasant enough abstract composition. Although I had both film and digital cameras with me, this was a day when modern technology prevailed.
Tasting notes: Canon M6ii, Canon 22 mm f/2 lens.
