The final section of US-211 West beginning in Luray/Page County, VA, going up and over the Massanutten Range to the endpoint of US-211 in the town of New Market (and close to I-81).
Very nice video. US 211 is one of the prettiest drives in VA, IMHO. And just think 150 years ago this area was one of the most fought-over areas of the Civil War.
@booklover691 Thanks! You couldn't have asked for a better day visibility-wise. A lot of time during the warmer months, haze will often obstruct the view of the mountains but that wasn't the case on this day.
@FreewayTitan I thought I had addressed this issue before but I guess not sufficiently. The first block of videos were all shot on the same trip and I didn't realize the camera was too far to the left until I got home. The next video, which will be posted soon, has the camera more centered on the road.
@VaFreeways I'd also suggest tilting the angle down just a little. That way, you're not taking up as much "ground space" with the text boxes...on a few of your videos, you have text boxes that occupy ALL of the "ground space" and you can't see anything except the text box and the sky.
@mudfroggie I'm fully aware that's an issue... but my camcorder casts a wide net and will catch my front hood if I tilt it down too low. I try to address as many logistical pitfalls as I can during my filming but sometimes mistakes are made.
Very nice video. US 211 is one of the prettiest drives in VA, IMHO. And just think 150 years ago this area was one of the most fought-over areas of the Civil War.
booklover691 1 year ago
@booklover691 Thanks! You couldn't have asked for a better day visibility-wise. A lot of time during the warmer months, haze will often obstruct the view of the mountains but that wasn't the case on this day.
VaFreeways 1 year ago
Nice job, though I still think you need to turn the camera just a little bit to the right. :)
FreewayTitan 1 year ago
@FreewayTitan I thought I had addressed this issue before but I guess not sufficiently. The first block of videos were all shot on the same trip and I didn't realize the camera was too far to the left until I got home. The next video, which will be posted soon, has the camera more centered on the road.
VaFreeways 1 year ago
@VaFreeways I'd also suggest tilting the angle down just a little. That way, you're not taking up as much "ground space" with the text boxes...on a few of your videos, you have text boxes that occupy ALL of the "ground space" and you can't see anything except the text box and the sky.
mudfroggie 1 year ago
@mudfroggie I'm fully aware that's an issue... but my camcorder casts a wide net and will catch my front hood if I tilt it down too low. I try to address as many logistical pitfalls as I can during my filming but sometimes mistakes are made.
VaFreeways 1 year ago