After our fine breakfast of pancakes, french toast and sausages, all doused heavily with maple syrup, we took a gander around the boiler room. Despite the earliness of the season, the previous day must have been a good one for the sap flow, for it had been sunny and temperatures had risen above freezing. Whatever the case, one of the boilers was hard at work.
But first, I took a picture of Sue doing her project thing, which was to shoot through things.
At the time, I thought that I would prefer the closer photo, but in the end, I find myself favouring the wider photo. I guess it shouldn't surprise me, for I often prefer the more contextual photos.
13 comments:
Is this about making maple syrup? Are you still at the restaurant?
That is a wonderful photo of Sue. Sue is always so fashionable!
Oh good, you could still move about after the maple syrup feast. Just jealous a bit! Those boilers are amazing. I guess it's kind of open to see the syrup boiling/
Cool photos. Because we know: the syrup makes the pancakes.
That boiler is beautiful. Sue has fun projects!
Those are some amazing boilers!
Sue knows how to dress! An elegant lady. I like the farther away photo too. It's a very pretty boiler.
I like the wider shot too.
That looks like a steam engine in the 50s.
Wider shot looks the best
Modern syrup making equipment is very shiny. So to meet all the safety requirements stainless steel does the trick.
Maybe I should try shooting though something.
Coffee is on and stay safe
A good photo subject.
It seems as if Sue gets some great prompts!
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