Needed to get out of the house for a bit and see what kind of shape my lungs are in. Turns out they are still pretty weak. I had thoughts of sitting in a coffee shop just chilling but found I really wasn't in the mood for coffee and I still wasn't feeling all that good so called it quits early. But I did take a short stroll on Front Street and captured a few shots with my X100S. This little camera never ceases to amaze me.
I was disappointed to see that Juice 'N Beans was an empty store front. Seems they closed for reno's late last year and were supposed to be back by end of Feb. Never happened. Another business bites the dust down here.
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Oct 8, 2016
Jun 11, 2015
The East End - St George's
Yesterday was the west end so today was the east end, in particular the town of St George's. Met up with a couple of friends to explore the back roads, Tom and Cathy Schmit Czaja. Had a great time chatting and taking pictures. Again I tried to stay outside of my comfort zone and do something different. For the most part I stuck the XF-35mm lens. .
If you go back in the archives you'll see this is not my first post of the back streets of St George's :-) A great town for photographers who love colour and different content. Enjoy.
Running out of days on this trip :-( Only a few more to go.
If you go back in the archives you'll see this is not my first post of the back streets of St George's :-) A great town for photographers who love colour and different content. Enjoy.
Someone took my picture when I handed them my camera :-)
St Peter's Church, St George's Bermuda.
Looking out one of their upper old windows.
I love Bermuda colours.
The Old Rectory
Guess the two neighbours couldn't decide on a colour so 50/50 it is.
Inside the flower.
Bermuda roofs. Not a straight line anywhere on this beautiful old home.
Running out of days on this trip :-( Only a few more to go.
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bermuda,
church,
colour,
fuji,
fujifilm,
st george's,
st peter's,
street,
x-t1,
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