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A photo-a-day on many subjects (macro, nature, animals, still life, scenic, cityscapes, etc.)
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March
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- March Collage
- Little Sheds
- Pack Ice at Middle Cove
- In the Park
- Stained Glass
- Peace
- Cones
- Anglican Cathedral
- Tulips
- Glass
- Frozen
- O'Brien's Farm
- The Battery in the Snow
- Beach Rocks
- Snowy Macros
- St. Patrick's Day
- Middle Cove-Outer Cove
- Fishing Boats
- Across the Harbour
- Long Pond
- Glasses
- Glass & Textures
- Apothecary Hall
- Quidi Vidi Lake
- A Walk Around Long Pond & Kent's Pond
- Mailboxes
- Downtown
- Birds & Squirrels
- Shapes
- Abstract
- Black-capped Chickadees
- Boreal Chickadees
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About Me
- Karen
- I am a photographer from Newfoundland, Canada. I started this photo-a-day blog in January 2006 and use it to share photos of life around me as well as photos from my travels and still life studio shots. My previous cameras have been a Canon EOS Digital Rebel and a Canon EOS 40D. I now use a Canon EOS 7D & a Canon EOS R Mirrorless. My lenses include: Canon EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS, Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 USM Macro, Canon EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III, Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM, Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6, Canon EF 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USM, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM I welcome all comments and questions.
6 comments:
Hi Karen,
Is that ice from the Arctic or from icebergs in the area?
You follow my cousin's blog, Dogberry Hill Studios...have you always lived in Newfoundland or are you a transplant?
Hi Kim, that is Arctic ice. I haven't seen an iceberg yet this year but I am sure they are out there. I've lived in Newfoundland my entire life. I grew up on the west coast in Deer Lake but have lived in St. John's for 17 years. I love your cousin's artwork, especially her jewelry!
Arctic Ice? Oh my, global warming sign then looks like.
Gina's work is beautiful, I have several of her pieces, and her a art was in display in The Rooms a couple years ago, too, if I remember right.
Hi Kim, Newfoundland always gets sea ice in the spring, not sure if we're getting more with global warming but this is not new. Sure makes for a cold spring.
Ah ok. That's comforting to know actually, thank you.
Quite a view over all that ice! Now I'm waiting for the icebergs to arrive.
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