Denver (Indiana) Photo Dump

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Hi, folks! This evening, I went on a little drive to a small town in Indiana called Denver. It doesn't have a whole lot going on, but it's a beautiful place. Rural Indiana is a great place for photography, and I think these photos reflect that. Check them out!

Thought I'd use my spare telephoto lens to add interest to this shot

"THIS IS NOT A DUMP" lol

Look at that lens flare!

Love the lighting in this one

Lighting is also incredible in this one

This photo has an otherworldly quality to it

Just a serene country scene

Wildflower take 1

Wildflower take 2

Flowers by the fence

More flowers by the fence

The ultimate country view

I hope you liked the pictures! Thanks for stopping by.

Camera: Canon Rebel T7
Lens: Canon 55-250mm telephoto (EF-S mount)

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