Visitor from the North

Artist: Brian Carey
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Visitor from the North

Camera Model Canon EOS 50D
Shooting Mode Manual Exposure
Tv( Shutter Speed ) 1/30
Av( Aperture Value ) 22.0
ISO Speed 100
Lens EF-S18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
Focal Length 110.0 mm
B+W Polarizer

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Complex Simplicity of Art, ! 100% !, All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical, Americas ~ Rural, Urban, Wild, Free, Atlantic Canada, Creative, Talented, and Unknown, Day Hikes , Everyday Life, Going Coastal (2 art per day), Newfoundlandia, Rural Around The Globe, Scenery, SEA, Seachanges, Technical Photography, The Addicted Photographer►2 Per Day◄, The true beauty and Your Magic PLACE (only a place!) Available for sale as

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Allen Lucas

What a wondeful shot of Canadiana from the East Coast. Great work.
Kevin Kroeker

Awesome work Brian. I am heading to CapeSpear this afternoon. I was up on Signal Hill yesterday on my way to work to have a look at the bergs.
Stephen Rowsell

the bergs are coming, the bergs are coming! exciting times for photogs in newfoundland! :D

and a very nice image to boot. nicely done brian!
Brian Carey replied

Thanks Stephen. “The Icebergs are coming” sounds like a good call for the tourists. This is a little early for the bergs I believe, at least to have so many large ones so early. There are three including this one at Cape Spear, one out around Logy Bay and two in Maddox Cove. At least that what I see today, course there must be many more especially around the east coast of the island.
DIANEPEAREN

WHAT AN AWESOME SIGHT. I HAVE ONLY SEEN THEM ONCE….SOMETHING YOU NEVER FORGET. BEAUTIFULLY DONE BRIAN.THE FENCE,RIPPLES ON THE WATER..AND THE SUN SHINING ON THE LIGHT HOUSE….A LOVELY CAPTURE OF YOUR PART OF OUR AWESOME COUNTRY BRIAN.
Mary Campbell

Are the icebergs normal or is it an indication of Global Warming?? Love the picture.
Brian Carey replied

Thanks Mary. The icebergs are normal for this time of year, usually depends if the wind blows them onshore. A bigger indication of global warming might be the lack of pack ice here this time of year. When I was a boy people used to walk across St John’s harbour or even some of the smaller inlets the drifting arctic ice was so abundant. And to think we are further south than London, Vancouver and Paris. We’re at the mercy of the ocean currents!
RickF

Great capture of berg and lighthouse
Mary Campbell

Thanks Brian, that was really interesting. I didn’t know newfoundland was further south and Paris.. that’s an amazing thought..
Brian Carey replied

Hi Mary, just for the record St John’s and Cape Spear are at 47 north, Paris at 48 north. The northern reaches of the island extend beyond that. Thanks again.
OldBirch

Really nice! The lighthouse looks so different here. Great composition and lighting. Very nice shot!
Stan Wojtaszek

Nice shot all around, Brian !!
Anthony Mancuso

wonderful composition Brian, very well done!
Béla Török

Excellent composition, breathtaking view!
Ranald

woah! Well spotted.
Jan Timmons

Beautiful shot! Love the way you composed this with the high horizon and gorgeous expanse of water.
Julian Escardo

Exquisite perspective and overall feeling Brian…...good work!
tdub303

another very strong composition.
James Corley

Wonderful composition and perfect title.
Della McMullan

Great composition…another fav
Joanne Bradley

Can’t believe I haven’t commented on this one! Superb composition! I am a fan of diagonals! And awesome view! What could be more Canadian than a ligthhouse looking out to see with an iceberg within view!!!!
E.R. Bazor

Love it!
mompaq

Fantastic!
Anuja Manchana...

Beautiful.
Larry Trupp

Hi Brian, My CONGRATULATIONS on placing in THE TOP TEN (actually second) in the Canadiana Challenge…It is an excellent choice , and most worthy, indeed…Thanks for your continued support in this group…Regards ….Larry
Stan Wojtaszek

Double congrats due here, Brian. First for your Going Coastal feature and the second for the top ten challenge placement !! Waaaay to go Brian !!
Joanne Bradley

Congratulations Brian, so happy to see your work place in the top ten for the Pure Canadiana challenge! We couldn’t represent Canada without an Eastern lighthouse and this is one fine example!
Larry Trupp

Congrats on your Feature Brian
PPPhotoArt

beautifully balanced comp and breathtaking view, congrats on your feature!!!!
Lisawv

Beautiful image. Great work.