The other day I posted the first instalment from the Fredericton Botanical Gardens, mainly leaves flowing over rocks, because they tickled my artistic fancy and the light was nice. Here, if you missed it. Plus, one of my photographic things is to come away with photos that nobody else would take, or almost nobody else, and show the beauty in the overlooked scene. Which is why on photo tours I'm usually the one looking the other way.
Most of what's here today is flowers and scenes that most other photographers would have taken. We did get into a bit of Odell Park, but it wasn't as interesting as the Gardens. There's still photos I want to show you from a walk around downtown Fredricton and what we found.
Plus, if you scroll down far enough, Curtis.
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Although there are some rocks and leaves here that are the remnants of an old fence, they didn't fit in with the other images.
Of the Day
Driftwood (NZ)
Driftwood (NB)
Film
Not as compelling as the view in the other direction, but it's the last of the roll. Just at this second, I'm unsure if there's any more film photos in the unblogged folder. I suppose if I'd really thought about it, I should have created a keyword in Lightroom for the photos I'd blogged. Not gonna go back and try to catch up.
Linda
Newfoundland
New Brunswick
Parlee Beach. I was a bit surprised to find a detectorist working the beach hard. He barely paused when I pointed to my camera and him, but posed long enough to get the photo. I offered to show him, but he shook his head and was back at it.
Why ever didn't I publish this, and maybe I did
I probably did. Curtis keeping an eye on his human.
90 days, or so ago
The view from our house looking across the green space Aug 13. Yes, it rained really hard. And no, Calgary is rarely this green in August.
Flower
Landscape
Mallard Point, freezing my butt off.
Dino related
Celina.
Ignoring the human.
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