I have made the commitment to get out at least once a week and take pictures around the area and so the first place I went was The new Pea Point Preserve in Blacks Harbour, NB.
Here is a link to NB Nature Trust that has a good page with map links:
http://www.naturetrust.nb.ca/wp/?p=3240
I usually try to arrive before dawn to catch that magic light. I was a little late when I got there on the morning of Jan 29th but got some great images anyway. There was barely a breath of wind that morning which made things quite pleasant. It had been so cold and windy for so long I bundled up quite warmly, but after scrambling around on the hard, grabby, volcanic rocks along the shore I had to shed some layers. Not only was getting fully back into photography invigorating and fun, but exploring the beach and climbing on the ledges was great too. I had on my La Sportiva C-Lite, (my favorite) trail running shoes on with the sticky rubber so I felt especially nimble as I was able to get firm grip on steep dry rock. Fun!
I will post more pix as I process them to this Blog,
My website: www.bryangagnerphotography.com under >places>new brunswick.
And on my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GagnerCreative.
Here is a link to NB Nature Trust that has a good page with map links:
http://www.naturetrust.nb.ca/wp/?p=3240
I usually try to arrive before dawn to catch that magic light. I was a little late when I got there on the morning of Jan 29th but got some great images anyway. There was barely a breath of wind that morning which made things quite pleasant. It had been so cold and windy for so long I bundled up quite warmly, but after scrambling around on the hard, grabby, volcanic rocks along the shore I had to shed some layers. Not only was getting fully back into photography invigorating and fun, but exploring the beach and climbing on the ledges was great too. I had on my La Sportiva C-Lite, (my favorite) trail running shoes on with the sticky rubber so I felt especially nimble as I was able to get firm grip on steep dry rock. Fun!
I will post more pix as I process them to this Blog,
My website: www.bryangagnerphotography.com under >places>new brunswick.
And on my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GagnerCreative.
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