We were traveling with a local photographer who took us to his favorite spots. Our first stop was near the small boat docking area that included the iconic St. John's houses built in the rock. The reflections worked well even with a cloudy sky and the colors were brilliant. Some paint was fresh and new, some was worn with delightful textures. The pro was very helpful and provided a lot of advice on angles and focal distances.
Discovering the world both near and far. Making friends along the way. Come along with me and share your comments.
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