The community of Marie Joseph is an interesting place to photograph. Several large boats are hauled up near the road which you can’t help noticing, there is a crane, a derelict ice breaker and many smaller things. It’s quite a concentration of unique stuff for a 300m stretch of rural road.
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Marie Joseph
Posted in Marie Joseph, Uncategorized, tagged Derek Hendsbee, Guysborough County, Marie Joseph, Nova Scotia, old fishing boat, photography on December 1, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Photos: The Boat
Posted in Marie Joseph, photography, tagged composition, Derek Hendsbee, Guysborough County, HDR, Marie Joseph, Nova Scotia, old fishing boat, photography on December 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
In October, last year, I photographed this vessel for the first time. My compositions do not differ significantly though I feel the final results are technically superior. The new images are sharper and I wasn’t quite so heavy handed with the processing. Now that I am warm and dry and content I can say, without [...]
Late Season Ride to Marie Jospeh
Posted in hiking, Marie Joseph, tagged Baker Point, beach scene, cold weather, Derek Hendsbee, Fancy Point, Guysborough County, macro photography, Marie Joseph, motorcycle, Nova Scotia on December 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
115 kilometers of chilly morning motorcycle riding took me to a beach near Marie Joseph. This is the same distance that would have taken me to Mabou, New Glasgow or L’Ardoise. For months I wanted to get back there because I thought the beach had some real hiking potential, but the beach is just a [...]
