My Big Train Adventure Part 2, Featuring the California Zephyr- Chicago to San Francisco with Amtrak

[@BeckyLanders-s5f]

So enjoyed your videos, brings back memories. I did a similar trip but in segments. I live in USA but so enjoyed crossing Canada just beautiful . Thanks Georgia gal.

[@bobinpouchcove]

I am happy that you enjoyed my videos. Thank you for watching.

[@sarahjane9512]

Thinking of doing this trip... Your video was great... Thanks.

[@bobinpouchcove]

Thank you for watching. I highly recommend the ride.

[@andrewjacksoncalifornia]

How are your windows so clean? Great video

[@bobinpouchcove]

Thank you. How are my windows so clean? I am glad that you think so. I take that as a compliment. It was not the case. The windows were quite dirty causing my camera to want to focus on the dirt rather than the outside subjects. As I wrote up in my blog: “I had enjoyed a fantastic day trying to capture the stunning views while battling the moving train, changing sun conditions, and dirty windows. I ended up with an odd combination of good and bad. I had never had as many absolutely horrible photos from a day’s shooting. But I was pleasantly surprised by the number of good photos. I give most of credit to my latest camera that I bought last year for my next big trip, not knowing if and when it would ever happen. For anyone interested, it is a Nikon Z5, what I like to describe as the very low end of high-end technology, a mirrorless, full frame camera. And I do credit my own efforts as I raced from window to window, constantly bouncing off the walls, seats, and windows. And I have had to utilize the power of Adobe Lightroom in helping with the cleanup. I had to learn to compromise on the size of my crops, not worrying about standard sizes, just trying to eliminate glare, dirt, out of focus areas, and trees. Through the Rocky Mountains on the California Zephyr - Searching for Magical Moments (travellerspoint.com)

[@ArnielSerato]

hope you do voice over tnx