Breakwater Stroll
Here is another in my series from the Ogden Point breakwater. You can find out more about the breakwater in my first post of this series. As you can see, its a favourite Victoria walk, in good and bad weather.
You can also see a bit of a very large mural painted in the inner face of the breakwater. It presents aspects of Songhees history – they are Straits Salish First Nation whose traditional territory encompasses much of the Victoria area and adjacent place such as parts of the San Juan Islands. I am planning a post on this mural for the near future.
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Canon EOS 5Dmkii, Canon 50/1.4 lense, ISO100; f5.6, 1/250th
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I would love to visit that place!
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Thank you 🙂 I would love to show all of you around if you ever do come to western Canada.
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Super photo…the contrast is great! Nice job!!!
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Hi David – thank you, I was wondering about the contrast, which I like, but I think lots of people are a bit put off by higher contrast images.
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Beautiful. Great composition.
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Thank you Ryan
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This is so extraordinary! Now we get to see the “big picture” 🙂
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Hi Lynn – this is a bit of the big picture. I don’t have a good shot of the whole breakwater, this is maybe 1/3 or so.
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Really nice enjoying this set
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Thank you faces
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