Red fishing shed Salvage Newfoundland

[Gene Herzberg]

Sony a100, minolta 28-70 zoom at 45 mm, 1/100 s, iso 100, f 2.8.

Traditionally, fishing sheds were painted with a paint made of red ochre mixed with an oil (either cod liver or seal oil). While the paint has changed in modern times, the tradition of red fishing out buildings remains.

Gene

[denise ippolito]

I think it's a beautiful image Gene. I also like the included story. Very nice!

[Lance Peters]

Hi Gene - some things never change. :)

has a very nice feel to it - think it needs a tad of CW rotation.
:)

[Nonda Surratt]

Gene,

Very nice image, really like the feel.

[Harold Davis]

nice capture, gene! you could take the gradient tool and drag it down from the top to darken the blues and boost the contrast in the white clouds. will help balance it with the reflection in the water.

would like to have a lobster or two from one of those cages!!!!

[Alfred Forns]

Lovely image Gene Would try isolating the large building and maybe going horizontal to show more of that beautiful water !!!!

[Gus Cobos]

Great image Gene, Love the colors of the water...:cool:

[Jill Davis]

Great Image! Love the colors in the fishing shed.

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Beautiful scene and colours, love the reflection in the water.