Looking over the Bay

Posted by
Don Levesque (Saint John, Canada) on 14 June 2012 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

St Martins, NB

NIKON D3000 1/125 second F/5.6 ISO 100 24 mm

These photos are of Life as I see it.
Always photograph and create images that pleases YOU.
We are 7 billion on this planet and I'm pretty sure someone out there will also like them.
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Comments are appreciated but due to my work, I might only be able to respond on the weekends.

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Comments (11)

Gérard Beullac from Paris, France

Magnificent, Keep the eyes wide open !

14 Jun 2012 7:09am

l'Angevine from France

agréable vue

14 Jun 2012 7:26am

Arash from Brisbane, Australia

Awesome. So beautiful tones and atmosphere ! :-)

14 Jun 2012 9:18am

@Arash: Thank you Arash!

Stephen from Canberra, Australia

Beautiful panorama, Don - with delightful layers and tones.

14 Jun 2012 12:30pm

Heinz from Hamm, Germany

Sehr schöne Landschaft. Gute Wolkenbildung.

14 Jun 2012 3:11pm

@Heinz: Es ist ein wunderschöner Ort. Danke Heinz!

Baldwin VW from Bejuma, Venezuela

I find it very strange to see pine trees near the beach. Wonderful view with beautiful light an colors !!! Amazing ...

14 Jun 2012 5:39pm

@Baldwin VW: Those are fir and spruce trees, common trees for around this area. Thanks Baldwin!

Eric Cousineau from Sherwood Park, Canada

Beautiful whispy clouds over this very serene bay! Nicely captured Don! ;-)

14 Jun 2012 6:07pm

@Eric Cousineau: Thanks Eric!

Céline from New York, United States

Beautiful shot!

14 Jun 2012 10:50pm

@Céline: Thank you Céline!

Judy aka L@dybug from Brooksville, FL, United States

How very beautiful this is, Don, and not too far above Saint John, I see on the map. We drove around on 1 to Moncton and on to NS, so missed this little village.

15 Jun 2012 3:57am

@Judy aka L@dybug: It's a quaint little village know for its world renown clam chowder. Thanks Judy!