Approaching Sebewa

When I first moved here, Mulliken's Methodist church shared its minister and ministry with Sebewa, a small place--not really a town--north and west of our village.

A year ago today I made a scouting trip--'twas an intentional effort to expand my range of photographic subjects for 366 Snaps. I was a bit surprised to discover that this stretch of Keefer Highway had been paved, since the last time I looked it was gravel. We're probably talking fifteen years, though.

Last April 2 was bright, and I was fighting with my still-unfamiliar camera, so virtually all the trip's pix were overexposed. But I found some useful ideas, and would follow up on them later in the year.

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The railroad tracks I photographed for 366 Snaps are part of the CSX (former C&O/Chessie, former PM) line through central Michigan. The line used to get fairly heavy traffic from both CSX and SOO, originating from Chicago for the Detroit tunnel and on to Toronto. (Or back.) These days the traffic seems to be mostly local. The pic was snapped at Dow Road, which is the Eaton County extension of (Ionia County's) Keefer, a couple miles south of Sebewa.

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This photograph is an outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps.

Number of project photos taken: 34
Title of "roll:" Bright Sunshiny Sebewa
Other photos taken on 4/2/2012: As usual, I took the Nikon 1 into the garden. This was the day's best shot.