Hall's Harbor III____________IR

Panther

Howdy All,

Been working on some of the remaining Nova Scotia Images.

Still in love with Hall's Harbor, just the look and feel of things.




Thanks For Looking, Take care,

Craig

DeeCajun

Beautiful

black mamba

Terrific shot, Craig. That's my favorite of the bunch so far.

Take care,

Tom

Ed911

I haven't seen the bunch yet, but this one is really nice. Very interesting.

The image is very sharp, well adjusted, from you vantage point, well framed.

Thanks for sharing.

Dogdots

Really good photo Craig

The texture of the rocks really show in this photo. Those boats look like litte toys when out of water.

Never noticed the little lighthouse on the left walkway in the cam..wonder if they remove it during the winter time.

invisible

This is stunning, Craig. You're getting quite a lot of IR mileage out of this D70s.

The trees seem perfectly vertical, yet the horizon line (top right of the frame) looks crooked... Not sure how that happened shooting at 18mm on a DX sensor. That being said, what seems to be a crooked horizon works great for the image somehow, in my opinion. All the main lines in the frame (creek, fence, pier, horizon, etc.) seem in balance. (Not sure if I'm making a lot of sense, if any... it's late and I'm tired )

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DeeCajun wrote:

Beautiful

Thanks very much Dee!!

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black mamba wrote:

Terrific shot, Craig. That's my favorite of the bunch so far.

Take care,

Tom

Howdy Tom,

Thanks very much, I like each of the different perspectives for different
reasons.

Can't wait to get back to that area again, we are still just in awe of the tidal changes.

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Ed911 wrote:

I haven't seen the bunch yet, but this one is really nice. Very interesting.

The image is very sharp, well adjusted, from you vantage point, well framed.

Thanks for sharing.

Howdy Ed,

Thanks very much for the nice reply.

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Dogdots wrote:

Really good photo Craig

The texture of the rocks really show in this photo. Those boats look like litte toys when out of water.

Never noticed the little lighthouse on the left walkway in the cam..wonder if they remove it during the winter time.

Howdy Mary,

Thanks very much!!!

I think the webcams view is pointed past the Little Lighthouse, if you look at the relationship between it and the sign next time when you see the webcam you'll see what I mean.

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invisible wrote:

This is stunning, Craig. You're getting quite a lot of IR mileage out of this D70s.

The trees seem perfectly vertical, yet the horizon line (top right of the frame) looks crooked... Not sure how that happened shooting at 18mm on a DX sensor. That being said, what seems to be a crooked horizon works great for the image somehow, in my opinion. All the main lines in the frame (creek, fence, pier, horizon, etc.) seem in balance. (Not sure if I'm making a lot of sense, if any... it's late and I'm tired )

Howdy Federico,

Thanks very much for the kind reply and comments.

I think what you are seeing is the cloud layer and not the Horizon, the clouds were very thick that day and moved in and out. It probably has a little shift also due to perspective I was shooting at.

Thanks again!!!!

tisun

I agree with Mary Kim on those boats look like toys. Very cool perspective.

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tisun wrote:

I agree with Mary Kim on those boats look like toys. Very cool perspective.

Howdy Anthony,

Thanks very much!!!

Azzaro

Hi Craig.....Beautiful shot....Dumb question...Does the tide come in and float them .... Just used during high tide ....Dry docked on purpose???? azzaro

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Azzaro wrote:

Hi Craig.....Beautiful shot....Dumb question...Does the tide come in and float them .... Just used during high tide ....Dry docked on purpose???? azzaro

Howdy Gary,

Thanks very much,

Yes, the tidal flow on the Bay of Fundy is one of greatest places to see the tidal flow.

They have the boats tied so when the water comes in they don't rub each other.

Here's the webcam, one of my favorites<G>

You can check on it at different times and see how the water level is doing.

They are having a lot of Winter Weather, so a lot of snow and ice everywhere.

http://www.novascotiawebcams.ca/hallsharbour/

check this webcam out to see the results of a Horizonal Tidal Change

http://www.novascotiawebcams.ca/digbyharbour/

DaddyO

Love your BW work on this one Craig. Crisp and inviting details just
seriously grab my attention. One sweet capture. thumb

Love the web cams.

Jack'll do

Howdy Craig

This surely is the absolute best of your "Hall's Harbor" series. Very very nicely done.

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DaddyO wrote:

Love your BW work on this one Craig. Crisp and inviting details just
seriously grab my attention. One sweet capture. thumb

Love the web cams.

Hey You,

Thanks very much, really appreciate it, and I love those webcams to,

not hardly a day goes by that I don't check them out!!!

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Jack'll do wrote:

Howdy Craig

This surely is the absolute best of your "Hall's Harbor" series. Very very nicely done. <img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/clap.gif&quot; border="0" alt="" >

Howdy Jack,

So good to see you back!!!

Thanks very much, I'd love to be there right now<G> well, with

a Big, Big Coat on!!!

nwilkins

Kewl shot!!!! An incredible place wasn't it?

rwells

Hey Craig,

Great shot Love the perspective. I can't believe how much smaller the boats on the left are. I know they are smaller craft, but they look shoe size compared to the others.

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nwilkins wrote:

Kewl shot!!!! An incredible place wasn't it?

Howdy Nance,

Still in awe of the place, good thing I had a witness:D

It sure looks cold there now!!!

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rwells wrote:

Hey Craig,

Great shot Love the perspective. I can't believe how much smaller the boats on the left are. I know they are smaller craft, but they look shoe size compared to the others.

Howdy Randy,

Thanks very much, they do look almost 1/2 scale don't they.