(which has much better zoom capability than mine)
We had checked the forecast for the next few days, then had to alter out travel plans again, so headed up the peninsula between Trinity and Conception Bays. There, beyond New Melbourne, we spotted another small iceberg.... Much of Newfoundland has a rocky shoreline, but every once in a while there's actually a sand beach, and there was just such a beach at Brownsdale, and we stopped there to get a better look at the iceberg. So, out came Rex and Bianca for a walk on the beach with their horses.... Meanwhile, Jan took a photo of the iceberg with his camera (which has much better zoom capability than mine) On a personal note; It's starting to feel like I've been working on my trip photos forever. It's been almost two weeks now, and I'm not even halfway through yet. I've posted photos from the first doll photo opportunities, and counted 25 sessions. Then being curious, I counted what was still left.....36 more individual photo sessions, some of which had an entire story taken on that spot. And one of those spots was The Fortress of Louisbourg, where the dolls were taken out and set up another 14 times. So I'm just one third of the way through! I didn't realize at the time that I was taking so many doll photos. So, still a LOT more to come. And here I was berating myself for 'being lazy' and not taking advantage of every opportunity!
Brigitte
7/26/2019 05:58:39 pm
Your Photos are amazing. I love every one you share.
Martha
7/27/2019 08:08:37 am
Thanks! I'm glad you aren't getting tired of them yet.
Brigitte
7/28/2019 09:34:46 am
Never ever!
Dorothy
7/26/2019 09:25:49 pm
Dear Martha, I echo Brigitte, I am loving every photo.
Martha
7/27/2019 08:09:45 am
Thanks! I do have a telephoto lens for my camera, but it doesn't zoom in nearly as far as Jan's little point and shoot camera. It made me a little jealous sometimes.
earthspirits
7/26/2019 10:10:01 pm
I love your photos - and the ones you took this trip have been especially fantastic (especially with your romantic couple).
Martha
7/27/2019 08:10:18 am
Thanks! And as I said, there's LOTS more still to come.
earthspirits
7/26/2019 10:21:51 pm
The iceberg is also most interesting - that's a cool pic by Jan. It looks rather regal, floating along all by itself.
Martha
7/27/2019 08:11:01 am
Thanks! I love icebergs, and there were so few of them this trip. Apparently they came early this year, so only little bits were left.
Clara
7/27/2019 06:24:52 am
The photos and stories behind them are really beautiful, I love all of them🥰 and looking forward to many more fantastic photos from you. Thank you for sharing your amazing talents.
Martha
7/27/2019 08:11:32 am
Thank you! I'm glad you are enjoying them. Comments are closed.
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AuthorMartha Boers is an award-winning Canadian doll maker and costumer specializing in fantasy and historical-style costumes. Archives
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