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Eastern Canada, eh!

StvStv Registered Users Posts: 28 Big grins
edited November 25, 2006 in Location, Location, Location!
A recent summer vacation to the east side of Canada was a great image capture experience for me. Quebec and anywhere in the Maritime Provinces I visited, like New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia.

Everywhere I looked were wonderful, colourful images to grab. My somewhat limited skill sets in photography were my only regret!

http://stv.smugmug.com/

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    saurorasaurora Registered Users Posts: 4,320 Major grins
    edited November 25, 2006
    Welcome!
    Welcome to Dgrin! Very nice gallery and you are right about it being a colorful place to visit! You will get more people to view your shots if you post one here in this thread and then they will be more enticed to view your gallery. If you need help posting, you can follow the thread below or go up to the toolbar and click on the "How To" header....lots of great info there.

    http://www.dgrin.smugmug.com/gallery/1083138

    This was one of my favs .... not only was she painting, but your shot of her looks like a painting of the scene! :saurora

    http://www.stv.smugmug.com/gallery/18964631/1/95640823
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    Ann McRaeAnn McRae Registered Users Posts: 4,584 Major grins
    edited November 25, 2006
    Hi stv & welcome to dgrin

    Why not put a travelogue together in the journey's forum?

    My trip to New Brunswick in the fall is here:
    http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=46040


    Now I am going back to your gallery for a peek!!

    ann
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    cdonovancdonovan Registered Users Posts: 724 Major grins
    edited November 25, 2006
    Proud to Call New Brunswick home!! I lived on PEI for a couple of years for school and would go back in a heart beat if the chance ever arises...beautiful shots, makes me appreciate it even more!

    Love the second shot of the Chateau Frontenac, nice to see a different perspective!! When I saw the pictures of the wall, I knew one of the Chateau would soon follow, you just can't go without taking a picture(s) It's actually the most photographed building in the world...and it's easy to see why!:D
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    StvStv Registered Users Posts: 28 Big grins
    edited November 25, 2006
    Thank you ........
    saurora wrote:
    Welcome to Dgrin! Very nice gallery and you are right about it being a colorful place to visit! You will get more people to view your shots if you post one here in this thread and then they will be more enticed to view your gallery. If you need help posting, you can follow the thread below or go up to the toolbar and click on the "How To" header....lots of great info there.

    http://www.dgrin.smugmug.com/gallery/1083138

    This was one of my favs .... not only was she painting, but your shot of her looks like a painting of the scene! :saurora

    http://www.stv.smugmug.com/gallery/18964631/1/95640823


    Saurora,

    Thank you for your gracious compliments.

    I just knew the lady was going to look like a Victorian Impressionist painting the moment I looked into the view finder! I was very afraid I'd screw it up. I did, but managed to salvage it well enough. I like to think of it as "ART Imitating Art". You are the first to notice and comment on the painting similarities. Thank you.

    .......... and thank you also for the posting recommendation. I am sooooooo lazy (inept) with the tech-no-stuff!

    Sincerely yours,
    Steve Beland
    e-mail: stvbeland@rogers.com
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    StvStv Registered Users Posts: 28 Big grins
    edited November 25, 2006
    Ann McRae wrote:
    Hi stv & welcome to dgrin

    Why not put a travelogue together in the journey's forum?

    My trip to New Brunswick in the fall is here:
    http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=46040


    Now I am going back to your gallery for a peek!!

    ann

    Thank you for the kind words Ann,

    Actually it was your post of New Brunswick and Peggy's Cove that I was perusing which inspired me to toss in my humble East Coast image collection. I figured that there wasn't enough Canuck representation in Location, Location! wings.gif

    Peggy's Cove is not an easy place to shoot, IMHO. I was last there 7 years ago with a 35 film and limited lenses. Once the tourist buses arrive .......... forget it!

    You did a great job, especially with the pano's.

    Stv
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    StvStv Registered Users Posts: 28 Big grins
    edited November 25, 2006
    Thanx...........
    cdonovan wrote:
    Proud to Call New Brunswick home!! I lived on PEI for a couple of years for school and would go back in a heart beat if the chance ever arises...beautiful shots, makes me appreciate it even more!

    Love the second shot of the Chateau Frontenac, nice to see a different perspective!! When I saw the pictures of the wall, I knew one of the Chateau would soon follow, you just can't go without taking a picture(s) It's actually the most photographed building in the world...and it's easy to see why!:D

    Thank you cdonovan,

    The Château Frontenac was tough for me to shoot and get a decent pic. It's back lit by the South and the West. I had dozens of shots including on the St.Lawrence River Ferry to Levis and I only salvaged two. The small one in the trees that you like was taken while leaving the Citadel and was envisioned well over twenty some years ago, but I didn't take the shot until this year! That was a long time to hang onto a visual in the minds-eye!!! Glad to finally have let it go. wings.gif

    Thank you again........ Stv
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