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LANDSCAPE

I explore the beauty of Newfoundland with my lens .

Grand Beach

Monkstown is a small fishing village located in the northern part of Burin Pennisula, at the end of a 30-minute-drive dirt road. We went there in the summer this year. When we got there, the fog began to rise and gave the hills different shades of grey.

South East Bight

A Magical Moment at Topsail Beach

When spruce is old enough, clouds will start to grow on it. I took this photo in St. Lawrence.

Milky Way above Tilley House

Look Out on A Stary Night

The Widest Ship in the World

St. Vincent's

The Curve of St. Vincent's

St. Vincent's Beach

Above the sky of Brigus South, there is the Milkyway shining, with a century-old house right under it. It belonged to my friend Robert Tilley's grandmother. Old houses like this have seen the Milkyway rising and setting thousands of times.

The MilkyWay is shining bright. Uncle Robert hops in his flying truck and can't wait to drive up to the sky. I feel this photo could serve well in a children's storybook. This is not a composite photo. This is a real panorama picture taken at Brigus South. Brigus Head, the landmark of Brigus South, is on the right side of this photo. Thank Robert T for modeling.

A hard-working artist in his studio at Quidi Vidi Village Plantation.
I took this photo in December last year. I was randomly shooting around and happened to get a photo with an artist sitting beside the window of his studio, still working at night. I didn't know who he is until I visited the Quidi Vidi Plantation yesterday and got to know this hard-working artist is Modjūl, who makes beautiful pieces of artwork with leather.

Walking on the rocks at Flatrock when the fog is coming.

The red shed at Bonavista. A throwback to three years ago in the summer of 2018, my first summer in Newfoundland.

Changing clouds in Elliston.

A small and lonely single-plank bridge in Cape Broyle.

The MilkyWay is shining across the sky o

A magical moment at Topsail Beach. Thank Robert T for modeling.

Thank Robert T for posing.

It is never too old to throw some stones. Cape Spear.

A foggy day at Brigus South.

Middle Cove

Early spring in Middle Cove.

You are never too old to throw a stone in the water. Ferryland.

Vastness. Bowring Park after snow.

Waiting

I took this photo during my trip to Elliston in 2019.

Brigus Tunnel

A quiet small community's evening after snow. Brigus South.

Immaculate Conception Church in the snow. You can see the snowflakes in the air. Seems like this is happening in a snow globe.

The delightful lights in downtown St. John's. Happy New Year!🎉

The Colonial Building

The remains of a fishing stage or a warf quietly stand in the water. Fermeuse, Newfoundland.

Devon House

I took this photo of the Francis Power stage, the oldest fishing stage that is still standing in Brigus South, on a foggy day.

Surrealness in Bowring Park.

The same place at Bowring Park and the same people, with a bit different fall colors at this foliage arch in a different year. Thank Robert T for posing again.

Not many fall colors yet but still looks good. Bowring Park.

Immaculate Conception Church and autumn colors at Cape Broyle on a foggy but beautiful day.

Lovely autumn colors in Cape Broyle on a foggy day.

Topsail Beach never fails you if you are expecting to see some scenic views. I especially love the two rocks.

The gorgeous sunrise at Rocky Harbour, the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland.

A tree at Western Brook, Gros Morne. Its branches are twisted and half of its body has been cracked. But still, it is struggling to live. A warrior.

The Milkyway and its refections at Cook's Harbour, the north end of the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland. We arrived there when it was getting dark and were lucky to find a puddle with perfect reflections of the starry sky.

The hiking trail at Chance Cove.

The stunning Milky Way above Chance Cove Beach. That night I saw the clearest night sky I've ever seen.

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