Park at Night

Old Houses Downtown

1/400 sec, f/9.1, ISO:200, 43mm (35mm eqv. 69mm), hand-held

Streetlight, Path and City at Night

Stairs at Night

Oak Lane

I tried to get this straight, but I was just a little off center. It's pretty close though.

8s, f/18.2, ISO 100, 55mm (89mm eqv.)

Barn in Full Moon

Barn at Night

Photo Contest

My city is holding an amateur photography contest. I tried shooting the city from a hill at sunrise, but the hill was in the wrong spot. I couldn't really get the sunrise and the city in the same frame. Should have stayed in bed. Then I tried going downtown to shoot some of the landmarks. I think I'll submit the last one, it has two landmarks in one and good representation of the French and English, something that the city is known for.

Kings Landing

Visited Kings Landing Historical Settlement a while ago. It's like a living museum in the form of a town with about 70 buildings. My favorite was the fully functional, water powered saw mill.

Bridges (Part 4)

Here are two more covered bridges. These are still in use.

Bridges (Part 3)

Here are some more photos of the bridge from last time.

Bridges (Part 2)

One of the things New Brunswick is known for is its covered bridges, including the world's longest covered bridge in Hartland (I don't have a picture of this one yet).

There used to be over 300 covered bridges, but there's only about 65 left. Many have been replaced by modern bridges and turned into little parks as is the case with this one.

More Info:
Wikipedia Entry for covered bridges
New Brunswick Covered Bridges

Bridges (Part 1)

I'm starting a bridge series today.

These were found not far from the waterfall in my last post. I should have taken note of the date these were built, but I did not.