Sometimes it pays to get off the highway.
I was trying to get to my dad's nursing home for a visit last Friday, when I came upon a huge traffic back-up on the three lane highway I was traveling. My solution was to get off at the next exit. I meandered my way through the rural countryside around Bolton, MA. The scenery was beautiful, though fall foliage was probably a week short of "peak".
The only camera I has was the one on my iPhone. Here are two shots I liked. Other than perhaps being limited by the wide angle (equivalent to 30mm on a full frame camera), I was limited in these two images by wire cattle fences or "no trespassing" signs.
I was trying to get to my dad's nursing home for a visit last Friday, when I came upon a huge traffic back-up on the three lane highway I was traveling. My solution was to get off at the next exit. I meandered my way through the rural countryside around Bolton, MA. The scenery was beautiful, though fall foliage was probably a week short of "peak".
The only camera I has was the one on my iPhone. Here are two shots I liked. Other than perhaps being limited by the wide angle (equivalent to 30mm on a full frame camera), I was limited in these two images by wire cattle fences or "no trespassing" signs.
In the image below, if you follow the line of clouds into the distance you will come to Mt. Wachusetts near Worcester, MA.
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