I seem to have reduced the frequency of posts here to once a month. I have to do better, it’s not like I don’t have photos to post, I’ve still got some from our trip to Bauline and I iceberg photos and baby photos and lots of others. I’ve got to pay more attention to my blog.

This photo is, as I mentioned, from our trip to Bauline. The little boats pulled up at the end of the harbour. I love this little community, its very photogenic and quiet. I’ve got to go out there on my own with a few spare hours to wander off down some of the tracks I don’t want to drive on.

It’s been another busy few weeks getting ready for Molly’s baptism and my family coming over for it from Ireland. We did do a drive over to Bauline again to show them a smaller old Newfoundland community that isn’t too far from the city. I threw my camera bag into the car just in case I got a chance to take some photos and I was glad I did when we stumbled upon what I can only call an anchor graveyard where old boat anchors have been left to rust.

We went out around the bay yesterday to see if we could find some more icebergs. We had almost turned around and headed back to try another area when we crested a hill and saw a bay with 5 or 6 icebergs in it. I took a few shots but this was my favourite. I can’t take all the credit for it. I was so focused on the icebergs it was Lauren who spotted the row boat and told me it would make a nice shot, which it did.

I went iceberg hunting during the week and got a few ok shots but this one was my favourite of the day. I had stopped photographing, brought my DSLR gear home and gone to pick up my wife and baby. Lauren wanted to see some icebergs as well so we headed over to Bauline where I hadn’t been earlier. There was a small one berg in the harbour and all I had was my iPhone but I took a few shots anyway and as I said it ended up being my favourite of the day. It just goes to show, the best camera is the one you have with you.