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.
Posts Tagged ‘old fishing boat’
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 [...]
Forster Island
Posted in Charlos Cove, hiking, tagged beach scene, causeway, Charlos Cove, Derek Hendsbee, Forster Island, Guysborough County, hiking, Nova Scotia, old fishing boat, photography on November 15, 2011 | 1 Comment »
My first ever visit to Forster Island occurred earlier in the year (map), but at the time I was preoccupied with the tide coming in and didn’t have as much time as I would have liked. My second visit, on a windy overcast day, permitted me plenty of time on the island. In fact, I [...]
Goldboro
Posted in Goldboro, Uncategorized, tagged Goldboro, Guysborough County, motorcycle, Nova Scotia, old fishing boat, photography on October 4, 2011 | 4 Comments »
I didn’t do much hiking in Goldboro. My main source of exertion dealt primarily with getting my motorcycle bogged on a soupy road. The machine weighs 500 lbs, has no reverse gear and does not remain upright on its own. The ruts and overhanging alders made it impossible to get turned. So for a few [...]
