A Drive to Kakabeka

by Unknown 5:00 PM 2 comments
We decided to take a drive out to Kakabeka Falls for a walk along the trails. The weather was perfect and there was a light snowfall as well. Willow, our 6 year old husky joined us, and spent most of the time running through the bush.

We then headed back home but decided to stop at a little cafe in Kakabeka. It was a great little place and the food was fantastic (and cheap). I captured one of my favourite photos of the day while we were sitting at our table. The sun was shining in from the window and I got a nice silhouette photo of a salt and pepper shaker. There were also a lot of great vintage and old decor outside the cafe. We will definitely be heading back there in the summer.

On the way back home I finally found the time to capture a couple photos of this old barn along the highway. Overall I was a great day for photos.

Railing Tree Silhouette From Above One Headlight Salt and Pepper Old Seat Bowling Balls Old Barn Old Barn Through Fence
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Location: Kakabeka Falls, ON P0T, Canada

About author: Unknown

Patrick Chondon is a professional photographer based out of Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada. He specializes in wedding and portrait photography. This blog is dedicated to photos taken outside of the professinal realm, specifically with Fujifilm cameras.

2 comments:

  1. AnonymousFebruary 13, 2013 at 12:57 PM

    The second (tree) and the last photo let me think of the Bruce Springsteen songs, I like them.
    robert
    PS: is the the 35 lens?

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  2. UnknownFebruary 13, 2013 at 8:31 PM

    All photos so far have been taken on the 35mm lens. It's currently the only one I own. I think the 18mm might be the next purchase.

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