It looks calm now but the storm I am referring to is the crowds of visitors who will ruffle the waters of the Inner Harbour while cruising out to look at the whales or taking the harbour ferries to see Fisherman's Wharf or any of a dozen other locations. They'll bring colour and life to this scene and to this city and I'm looking forward to their arrival.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Calm Before the Storm
It looks calm now but the storm I am referring to is the crowds of visitors who will ruffle the waters of the Inner Harbour while cruising out to look at the whales or taking the harbour ferries to see Fisherman's Wharf or any of a dozen other locations. They'll bring colour and life to this scene and to this city and I'm looking forward to their arrival.
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Me too, I can't wait!
ReplyDeleteResidents to seek refuge in a port. A good place to rest. I do not have opportunities to come in there, but my opportunity came and I'd like to see it. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot of the harbour, Victoria is definately one of my favourite cities, I'll always remember the Empress hotel and the mini museum. Beautiful city.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Guy
Regina In Pictures
What a glorious city and harbor!
ReplyDeleteI just love all your harbour shots!
ReplyDeleteThis is flat out gorgeous. The liquid light bouncing the reflecttion is marvellous.
ReplyDeleteexcellent harbour photo. Just idyllic. And yes I can imagine that the scene will change entirely when the people start filling the area. I enjoy following your website. Happy Photo Blogging!
ReplyDeleteThanks all for your kind comments.
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