I love to travel down Route 66 and I love to photograph all the murals painted in the small towns along the route.  They tell the story of when Route 66 as the main road from Chicago to the West Coast.  The Mother Road!  Corbin is not on Route 66 but we have a few murals of our own, this morning in very overcast light, I photographed one of my favorites under a viaduct in downtown Corbin.

 

Supporting images.

 

 

Photography Post-Mortem:  X-T5, XF 16-80 f 4 R OIS WR shot at 1/115th of a second @ f 4 and ISO 800. Same for all three shots.

 

Blessings,

 

the pilgrim

 

I went back to one of my favorite signs in Corbin, a shop called Alley Stuff.  The sunny day was giving great directional light to show the sharpness and detail captured by the X-T5.  I’ve shot this before, but it thrills me to see every detail of the peeling paint!  Also, you can’t beat gold and blue!

 

Photography Post-Mortem:   X-T5, 16-80 shot at 1/250th of a second @ f 8 ISO 400.

 

Blessings,

 

 

the pilgrim

 

When Mother Nature pulls a Fast One!  Today the temperature in Corbin is around 72 degrees, February 22nd!  These poor beautiful flowers are in for a rude awakening when winter returns!  I’m not complaining, loving this weather, but this is crazy!

 

Photography Post-Mortem:  Fujifilm X-T5, XF16-80 F 4 R OIS WR.  At 35mm Equiv. shot at 1/1700th of second @ f 4 at ISO 400.

 

Blessings,

 

 

the pilgrim

 

Returning to the first theme of this series, Col. Harland Sanders statue in Sander’s Park in downtown Corbin.

 

Photography Post-Mortem:  X-T5 with the 16-80 at Equiv. 105  1/400th @ f 4 ISO 400

 

Blessings,

 

the pilgrim