Today I went out to Victor Bay to check out the iceberg that was frozen in place in the Bay. Although it's a baby iceberg, it was still impressive. I have to say, that while I was walking around it and over it the sight of it left me speechless. It had a striking blue color to it, and the patterns of how the water froze in it (or on it) were amazing.
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Really nice chunks of ice! I see the parka has been taken out of the box! Check facebook for a message! E-mail is down again.
Well I left here around 12:20 and we were just getting to the bright time of the day (it was 'light' out around 11:00) and by 2:00 the sun was starting to go down and the flash came out. By 2:30 when I left, it was heading back into that need a flashlight / headlight time again. So about 3 hours of decent light.
Some of the pics I did send through photoshop to lighten them up some :-)
After spending six years living and teaching in the Canadian Arctic (Nunavut and Yukon), I returned to the Maritimes to work at my Alma Mater, The University of New Brunswick, as the Media Lab Supervisor with the Centre for Enhanced Teaching and Learning. At the Media Lab I help faculty and students learn how to use instructional and media technology in their classes and projects.
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Really nice chunks of ice! I see the parka has been taken out of the box! Check facebook for a message! E-mail is down again.
OMG, it's beautiful! How much light did you have getting out there before it got dark?
Well I left here around 12:20 and we were just getting to the bright time of the day (it was 'light' out around 11:00) and by 2:00 the sun was starting to go down and the flash came out. By 2:30 when I left, it was heading back into that need a flashlight / headlight time again. So about 3 hours of decent light.
Some of the pics I did send through photoshop to lighten them up some :-)
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