Capture the Moment Photography

A few pics from tonight.

Canadian Forces Snowbirds doing their flyover in Fredericton today.

The Canadian Forces Snowbirds doing their flyover in Fredericton, NB Canadian Forces Snowbirds

A few local buildings this morning.

For me, my photography is therapeutic. In these uncertain times, I have turned to my camera to help me stay grounded and focused on the things that I can control, to let go of the things that I cannot. I hope that you enjoy these Good Friday nature pics.

Howland Ridge, and along the Saint John River from Nackawic to Mactaquac.

Carleton park, October 9th at sunset.

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No edits, no filters. Just nature at it's best. Carleton Park ( the Green) near sunset, Sunday, September 29th.

A dad and his girl made some happy ducks tonight. (Permission from the parent to post)

City of Fredericton Government city hall during the storm tonight.

We are saddened to hear about the death of Her Honour, the Honourable Jocelyne Roy Vienneau, ONB, Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick, following a courageous battle with cancer.

I only had my cell phone with me tonight so these are stills taken from a cell phone video, but here's a couple of shots that I got of lightning.

The term lupine, from the Latin for wolf, derives from the mistaken belief that these plants depleted, or wolfed, minerals from the soil. The contrary is true, however; lupines aid soil fertility by fixing nitrogen from the air in a soil form useful for other plants. Herbaceous lupines can reach up to 1.25 metres (4 feet) tall and have low, palmately divided leaves. Most species have compact, upright flower spikes, and through hybridization and selection some highly ornamental varieties have been developed. (Photo by Carrie L Billings- Capture the moment photography)

Morning reflections of Fredericton

Sorry about the double postings. Facebook is acting up. Trying to delete.

Lieutenant governor's house

A few pics from today. The water has receded quite a bit, hopefully the rain this weekend won't be too much.

Update on the Durham Bridge ice jam. Pictures taken this morning, April 4th. The water level is down some from 2 days ago and more of the channel is open. Good news for those living along the Nashwaak river.

Durham bridge ice jam, April 2nd, 2019

Royal Canadian Mounted Police in New Brunswick Sergeant M.C. (Mike) Litalien and his K9 partner doing a demonstration of their work at the York Sunbury Search and Rescue (YSSR) Sugarbush breakfast today.

I can't think of a better way to finish off Family day than by taking a few family photos.

Everyone looking forward to Feb 16th yet? If you are a local business and you would like to proudly post this poster promoting the event please let us know an...d we would be happy to deliver one to your business. The posters will be distributed this Saturday morning in the Fredericton and Oromocto areas. If you would like to buy tickets go to : https://www.canadahelps.org//sara-burns-police-memorial-/