Shrouded in fog, the Saint John River flooding. Oromocto, New Brunswick. Saturday, 28th, 2018 8:20 am.
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Shrouded in fog, the Saint John River flooding. Oromocto, New Brunswick. Saturday, 28th, 2018 8:20 am.
fog photos always looks better in B&W.
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Agreed
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Jim, hadn’t realized before, but so true! Kelly, great post 🙂
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Hauntingly beautiful!
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There was a steady stream of local people driving down to the park to see the flooding. It does draw people to it, even though many homes are flooding, It is a reminder of how powerful nature is.
Suppose to be higher than the flood of 2008. I photography it every year this is the worst I have seen since I moved here in 2013.
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Wow! Incredible to capture those moments…they’re so illustrative of how everything — nature included — is always changing…and always powerful!
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Natural disaster bring a fascination with them.
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Beautiful photo Kelly! ❤️
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Thank John. The flood is a fine line, horrible for those when it inundates their homes, but fascinating for others to witness.
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Great photos
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Thank you.
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Stunning!
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Thank you Sarah.
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They convey such a mood… Love the reflections.
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Thank you. I took a lot of photos but I was Looking for just the right one without any blemishes such as stuff drifting in the current to hydro poles reflecting. etc. it was fun to capture
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Nice
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Thank you.
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Oh! I love these! Especially the first one.
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Thank you.
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Just gorgeous, Kelly! I love the reflections of the trees in the water! One of them makes it look like a ‘circle’ of branches! Awesome! Cher xo
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Thank you.:)
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Enigmatic! Great shots.
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Thank you Leya
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Mist or foggy scenes are high on my favorites list! Lovely capture!
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Thank you Gunta. It was a special Moment.
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We were watching the flood conditions in Saint John on the news this evening. It sounds like the situation isn’t very good right now. I hope you are one of the lucky ones and your home is staying dry.
That first photo looks so ethereal. Love it!
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I am safe I live in Geary about 12 km from the river. I am going to go this morning have a better look in Fredericton, if I get any interesting stories or photos I’ll share
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There is always an interesting story or photo to share 😉
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Yes, you are correct Joanne.
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So beautiful! Like they were growing on a mirror! 🙂
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This is so beautiful 🙂
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Thank you Joshi, I was so glad I got up early and was able to capture the fog as it burned off with in the hour. 🙂
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Glad you shot these in black & white, really brings out the fog.
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I agree Robert. I think colour in the photo would have reduced the effect. I am really happy with the way they turned out. Thank you 🙂
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Thank you.
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You’re welcome!
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This picture is amazing!!!!!
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Thank you Beth, I had it printed off and framed. I like it too.
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Oh yeah! That is a frameable one! I looked at so many of your photos and they are just gorgeous!
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I love photography. If I could do my life over I would take up photojournalism.
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Me TOO! And I would have cut my hair short 30 years ago while I was doing it!
You have an amazing eye!
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🙂 Thanks. Passion always shows. Your words read with passion too. Cheers
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Lovely reflections
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Thank you.
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Wow, what a cool shot. Well done!
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I love fog in photos. The cover of one of my books was a “fog shot” of my father fishing. https://www.amazon.com/Blackest-Canyons-Allen-Rizzi-ebook/dp/B00BCQNE6I/
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I looked at you book, Sound great. Cheers
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I so enjoyed these photos~I had to keep reminding myself they were of a flood and so shouldn’t be thinking they were beautiful!
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I took it because it was beautiful despite the flood.
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I’ve taken flood pictures too for the same reason. Funny how comepelling disasters can be to look at.
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Yes presents an emotional response
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Absolutely beautiful! Definitely appropriate in B&W.
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