Photographer’s Note
Weymouth, Nova Scotia, is a small village that used to be one of the centres of tall-ship construction in Canada. Early photos of Weymouth show a harbour crowded with square-rigged ships and multi-masted schooners. The decline of wooden tall ship building in favour of steel vessels saw this industry virtually disappear in this area of the Atlantic Canadian Provinces.
This photo was taken at sunset at the mouth of the Sissaboo River, and shows the peninsula of New Edinburgh on the left and tall grasses on the Fort Point Road in the foreground.
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agerrard
(338) 2005-08-08 9:37 [Comment]
andrewfernandes
(102) 2005-08-08 9:42
This is a gerat photograph of the lake the foreground mid ground and the background are well placed great job
Regards
Andrew
sarju
(5308) 2005-08-08 9:59
Hi Mike
beautiful picture ... liked the colours that you captured in this photo a lot.
the gadients of the blue colour you captured are awesome .... cheers ... sarju
maxlecointe
(240) 2005-08-08 11:21
Hi Mike, Very beautiful photo with very deep colours. Have you tried to convert this into a panorama? Max
Cricri
(43762) 2005-08-08 14:46
Bonjour mike, j'aime beaucoup les couleurs, jolie photo, amitié, cricri
wishnugaruda
(1269) 2005-08-08 15:05
Hi Mike,
this colours are marvelous - I would have it as a wallpaper in my sleepingroom - I would fall into dreams. Wonderful.
It has such a peaceful and quiet spirit,
thanks and bye
Sabine - wishnugaruda
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