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I really don't know if this cute little building is vintage and has been relocated to this site, or if it a reproduction made to look Victorian, period authentic to the area.
It sits perched upon the New Westminster boardwalk in Westminster Pier Park, that walks you along the scenic Fraser River.
The New Westminster Quay location makes for a beautiful view point and fabulous place to watch tugboats work their way up and down the Fraser River. ( as seen in my last couple of images)
I purposely included a couple of pedestrians to give you a sneak preview of the boardwalk next to follow.
New Westminster is the oldest city in western Canada.
New Westminster is a historically important city in the Lower Mainland region of British Columbia, Canada, and is a member municipality of the Greater Vancouver Regional District. It was founded by Major-General Richard Moody as the capital of the new-born Colony of British Columbia in 1858, and continued in that role until the Mainland and Island Colonies were merged in 1866, and was the Mainland's largest city from that year until it was passed in population by Vancouver during the first decade of the 20th Century.
It is located on the right bank of the Fraser River as it turns southwest towards its estuary, on the southwest side of the Burrard Peninsula and roughly at the centre of the Greater Vancouver region. ( Wikipedia )
Your views are greatly appreciated. Thanks for visiting.
~ Christie ( happiest ) by the River
A beautiful church close to where we stayed when we visited Rome. The tent on the left was where security checks were carried out before people could enter the church, a sad sign of the times.
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I really like this shot but then I am not very happy with it. The Ibis that is on the right side is cut off. I wanted to show how many there was, but I can't get them all in frame. I guess I am going to have to try again. The other aspect of this image is the purple flowers\weeds. Not sure what they are. My wife calls them Florida Snow, because we always see them this time of year and it is everywhere in the park. I assume its a bud from the Saint Augustine Grass.
Really old photo with a new processing =) What I like the most about it is the many silhouettes along the shore, especially the one in the middle. Press the letter "L" on your keyboard for a better details =)
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Foto realmente antiga com edição nova =) O que mais gosto sobre ela são as várias silhuetas no decorrer da praia, especialmente aquela no meio. Aperte a letra "L" do seu teclado para maiores detalhes =)
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In the stereo (no som): Gold in the Air of Summer, by Kings of Convenience
Where? (onde?): Itapema, SC, Brazil
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I really enjoy being at the marsh early in the morning. You never know what might wander in front of your lens. This little sandpiper scurries along the duckweed laden mud in search for a meal as the sun rises over the fields.
Goose Lake Prairie
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Really enjoyed the isolation of this eagle as it flew over the river in search of fish against the far off river bank and trees. With thin clouds in front of the sun, the filtered light worked well lighting up the eagle.
I really like being at Lake Kochelsee.
It's located right at the foot of the Alps you can see in the background.
If you like to, you can walk completely around the lake and also visit some waterfalls on the other side of the lake.
Thanks for all your faves and comments everyone!
I really appreciate them!
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Wow, I've been really busy lately. So busy, that I didn't even have time for creating some great moments. However, I went through my old photos from Korea and discovered this self portrait I took back then. I hope you guys like the surrealist sci-fi touch :)
Oh, before I forget. I've been working on my new website the last couple of weeks. This is my brand new website:
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One of a number of funny signs around the Brisbane Powerhouse performing arts centre in suburban New Farm.
not really a beauty but a tough little one I found this morning
Winter aconite - Winterling - Eranthis hyemalis
Sony Alpha 1 with FE 90mm F2.8 Macro
Dunnock, Prunella modularis
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Cumbria north of Carlisle, it's 4°C and falling and yet some of us are seriously considering taking the plunge. Me? Hell no.
H42 swings through the curve at Central Avenue and stares down a diverging clear behind me. He had no conflicting eastbound traffic, so he got signals straight into Humboldt Yard while leaving St. Paul.
I really wanted a square, but i couldn't find anywhere i was happy to crop
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In the space of a couple of hours today we had rain, freezing rain, ice pellets and a bit of snow. Perhaps it's my imagination, but this American Goldfinch does not look impressed.
EXPLORE #484 26.01.09
Going to be posting a few from my archives for a week or three work is busy and having some Health issues linked to my Insulin , Molly is famous ;-)
have two other images from here of my girl to process .
Also have a trek planned this saturday that should be WOW !!!! if get the weather .
Sorry if my commenting has dropped off a bit - i have 80 e.mails to try to answer and im struggling with time .
Really didn’t get the results I was hoping for that evening - I was hoping to see sunset piercing the waves, but it didn’t. And the air was so full of water vapor from big waves breaking up that most shots just looked hazy and muddled. Ah well.
I really enjoy the starkness of a winter landscape. This was a REALLY cold morning. I haven't been out shooting landscapes for a while & I just had to get out. It was 11 degrees, windy & heavily clouded. Perfect conditions right?? For the most part the lakes & ponds were frozen solid & I just love the reflections across these snow tinged ponds.
Some wise guy must have added a comment to the local landmark/eyesore. It seems to me that art can be found, as well as made, or at least made without any intention. Some day, when this abandoned factory is gone, it will be both a huge relief and a great loss.
Cape Ann Tool Company
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