9 Pictures From A Walk In Port Credit...

9 Pictures From A Walk In Port Credit... · 09:34 AM

All pictures taken with my Pentax K200D & SMC Pentax-DA 18-55mm Kit Lens.

Hope you enjoy them

Edicon · 07-08-2009, 09:44 AM

Very nice series Richard. I didn't know that I have a neighbor in here

. I must try to visit Port Credit early in the morning.

Cheers,
Conrad

PentaxFan · 07-08-2009, 09:56 AM

Originally posted by Edicon

Very nice series Richard. I didn't know that I have a neighbor in here

. I must try to visit Port Credit early in the morning.

Cheers,
Conrad

Thanks Conrad....

I usually go to Port Credit early in the morning or later in the day/evening. I'll keep a look out for another Pentax user...because I thought I was the only one....LOL

If you see a tall guy with a Pentax..it's probably me..stop and say hello ;-)

Everywhere I look it's Canon and Nikon users....LOL (Pity)

**Sailor** · 07-08-2009, 10:30 AM

Interesting and pleasant series - nicely captures the "feel" of the waterfront.

Jer

knochelbiter · 07-08-2009, 11:16 AM

The colors are really great in these, very nice atmosphere.

Leaf Fan · 07-08-2009, 11:43 AM

Very nice series, I'm down there quite a bit but usually mid-day (work related) - I'll have to try an early morning or late evening and remember to bring my camera.

Little anecdote, FRAM Building group did the development at the east end of Port Street (at the south foot of Hurontario Street) in Mississauga, and if you go to Collingwood Ontario, FRAM Building group is also developing the shipyards, which is the other end of Hurontario Street. Both really nice developments.

PentaxFan · 07-08-2009, 12:00 PM

Originally posted by Sailor

Interesting and pleasant series - nicely captures the "feel" of the waterfront.

Jer

Thanks kindly ;-)

Originally posted by knochelbiter

The colors are really great in these, very nice atmosphere.

Thanks kindly as well ;-)

Originally posted by Leaf Fan

Very nice series, I'm down there quite a bit but usually mid-day (work related) - I'll have to try an early morning or late evening and remember to bring my camera.

Little anecdote, FRAM Building group did the development at the east end of Port Street (at the south foot of Hurontario Street) in Mississauga, and if you go to Collingwood Ontario, FRAM Building group is also developing the shipyards, which is the other end of Hurontario Street. Both really nice developments.

Thank You ;-)

Yes...remember to bring the camera...it's usually quite active and interesting activity spot during these summer months.

Thanks for the extra bit of info too!

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07-08-2009, 09:44 AM	#2
Edicon Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Mississauga, Canada Photos: Gallery Posts: 201	Very nice series Richard. I didn't know that I have a neighbor in here. I must try to visit Port Credit early in the morning. Cheers, Conrad

07-08-2009, 09:56 AM	#3
PentaxFan Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Photos: Albums Posts: 257 Original Poster	Originally posted by Edicon Very nice series Richard. I didn't know that I have a neighbor in here. I must try to visit Port Credit early in the morning. Cheers, Conrad Thanks Conrad.... I usually go to Port Credit early in the morning or later in the day/evening. I'll keep a look out for another Pentax user...because I thought I was the only one....LOL If you see a tall guy with a Pentax..it's probably me..stop and say hello ;-) Everywhere I look it's Canon and Nikon users....LOL (Pity)

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Leaf Fan Inactive Account Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Canada eh! Photos: Gallery Posts: 673	Very nice series, I'm down there quite a bit but usually mid-day (work related) - I'll have to try an early morning or late evening and remember to bring my camera. Little anecdote, FRAM Building group did the development at the east end of Port Street (at the south foot of Hurontario Street) in Mississauga, and if you go to Collingwood Ontario, FRAM Building group is also developing the shipyards, which is the other end of Hurontario Street. Both really nice developments.

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PentaxFan Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Photos: Albums Posts: 257 Original Poster	Originally posted by Sailor Interesting and pleasant series - nicely captures the "feel" of the waterfront. Jer Thanks kindly ;-) Originally posted by knochelbiter The colors are really great in these, very nice atmosphere. Thanks kindly as well ;-) Originally posted by Leaf Fan Very nice series, I'm down there quite a bit but usually mid-day (work related) - I'll have to try an early morning or late evening and remember to bring my camera. Little anecdote, FRAM Building group did the development at the east end of Port Street (at the south foot of Hurontario Street) in Mississauga, and if you go to Collingwood Ontario, FRAM Building group is also developing the shipyards, which is the other end of Hurontario Street. Both really nice developments. Thank You ;-) Yes...remember to bring the camera...it's usually quite active and interesting activity spot during these summer months. Thanks for the extra bit of info too!