When the tide goes out, the rivers draining into the Bay of Fundy drop significantly. Here, a small river in New Brunswick is reduced to a muddy stream. I first tried photographing the twilight colours reflecting in the mud ten years before in Nova Scotia. On my recent visit to the East Coast I hoped to find a similar situation. After running around in the grass and mud, I finally found a view over the goopy sediments of this river. I didn't use any filters this time, though a split neutral density filter might have been good. No other colour manipulation was done. The film is Fujichrome Vlevia 50.
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Anita Thompson 04 Mar 2006
I am from New Brunswick and watched the tide come in one day...it was wonderful! Where I saw it was in Moncton...and it was beautiful to witness...this is another incredible photograph!Gary Glass 07 Jan 2006
very nice flowing image you took here Peter..Reba McDonald 10 Nov 2005
Excellent shot Peter.Emily Reed 10 Nov 2005
What a great reflection and texture.Andree Lerat 07 Nov 2005
Stunning photograph.