Showing posts with label fishing shed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fishing shed. Show all posts

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Boat& Shed in Salvage



Yuk, we got 30 cm of snow today and more on the way. I prefer to thinkvof scenes like this rather than snow scenes.

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Colour

Drums/barrels stand next to an old shed in Petley.

Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Red Shed

This photo was taken in Petley on Random Island this past Sunday. I used an ultra wide angle nikon f2.8, 14mm to 24 mm lens. You will notice with a wide angle shot up close there is some distortion but the broad coverage you get even when close to the subject is amazing. The sun was setting when I took this photo and the lighting was very nice.

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Early Morning in Tilting Harbour


Taken while on vacation this summer. I got up early one morning after a thunder and lightening storm the night before. These are HDR.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Fishing Sheds-Tilting Harbour


Two photos from Tilting Harbour taken this past summer.

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Fishing Shed in Tilting Harbour


I'm back from vacation so posting will resume. I took this early one morning in Tilting Harbour.

Wednesday, July 08, 2009

Mudder Wet Path, Aquaforte






Recently I went for a hike along Mudder Wet Path on the East Coast Trail system. To take this hike you have to drive to Aquaforte which is near Ferryland on the Southern Shore. It’s about an hours drive from St. John’s. I have hiked this trail a couple of times.

On this hike I was headed towards the waterfall (photo 3) and came upon this skull and bones (photos 1 & 2). I’m assuming it was once a cow but I’m not sure. Kind of interesting I thought so I’m sharing with you.

There is a nice waterfall on this trail although on the day I was there the water was not flowing as much as I was hoping for. However, I tried to make the best of the situation with this photo.

The last photo is of an old fishing shed along the beach in Aquaforte. I love the site of these old buildings because of the texture, colour and the history behind them. They are slowly but surely disappearing as time goes by so I photograph them whenever I see one.

Hope you enjoy the variety of photos today. Variety is the theme,lol.