This week, for Sepia Saturday, I choose some pictures of when my sister
and I went to the beach and had a photo shoot. She was and still is such a good sport. She has since moved to Alberta and I miss her dearly. She is coming to visit this summer, perhaps we can have another afternoon at the beach. 
Happy 200th anniversary SepiaSaturday
Ramblin' Rose---My life and how I see it.
Mirrored image of the Centennial Bridge
One frosty and very still morning in November, 2010, Centennial Bridge, Miramichi, NB, Canada
About Me
Hay Island, Neguac, New Brunswick, Canada
Reflections in the water
Not to get you more confused, but I still see underlining if I hover over the words next to the pictures. If I click on the words, I get an enlarged picture, so my guess is the picture and words have somehow merged. It can probably be corrected in editing by hitting "Enter" several times between the picture and words. I don't know -- I'm not a blogging geek, by any means. Anyway, your pictures are lovely. Another photo shoot is a must!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you wanted to post the pictures of your sister, They make a fine collection. I just want to know whether there was amything in that picnic hamper.
ReplyDelete@Wendy- I had just changed my browser from Internet Explorer to Firefox, I will have to get used to it, all the kinks should be straightened out by the next time I post.
ReplyDelete@Bob, of course there was something in that hamper, a person can get pretty thirsty at the beach.....
ReplyDeleteLovely Photos.. looks nice weather as well!
ReplyDeleteWomen, hats and umbrella's make fine combinations! Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteThese are really lovely 'arty' shots Rose. I do hope you two manage to get together this year - families are so important.
ReplyDeleteRose,Lovely Photos All.Especially the final one..very relaxed!
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the wine, Peter! Only visible in one shot, but i think we can guess the contents of the basket. These were fun. I hope you have another photo shoot.
ReplyDeleteOh so glamorous Rosie. Wonderful photographs dating from a tiome when getting the right photograph was a technical challenge rather than a click of a mobile phone button.
ReplyDeleteHi Rose,,That was a special day,,,thanks for the lovely pictures and that one beer we split for the picnic...LOL
ReplyDeleteI would definitely love another photo shoot with you, you make me look beautiful...LOL
See you see,,Love Jeanette
See you soon,,early morning here and only on my second cup of tea,LOL
ReplyDeleteWow, these are just great! I really like how you displayed them too>
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! It looks like a professional photoshoot. I'd liked to have such picnic basket. Actualy it's on my wishlist for my next birthday.
ReplyDeleteWith this umbrella, it is very much like a painting by Berthe Morrisot.
ReplyDeleteNice pics!!
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HUGZ
Looks like a proper picnic to me...hat, parasol, hamper and wineglasses. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteDee
Well worth a second show and a great addition to our celebration volume.
ReplyDeleteThanks Alan.
DeleteI love the idea of a picnic on the beach with a parasol and picnic basket. Too bad winter's on the horizon or I just might be tempted. Fun post!
ReplyDeleteI hope you two got together this summer. Your photos make me miss the beach.
ReplyDeletePerfectly Beautiful And Happy.Wonderful Photos!
ReplyDeleteI hope you made it to the beach again this year. How do you find such an empty beach?
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Delete@Bob, this is Bay du Vin (Bay of Wine in English I guess), in Bay du Vin, New Brunswick. It was an unusually cool day, so not too many people around, great for our photo shoot.
DeleteI am sure I missed this post the first time, wonderful beach photos in full dress. I wondered why not in bathing suits, but you say it was a cool day. You must have had special treats in that hamper.
ReplyDeleteWe had to leave something to the imagination Patrica....LOL
DeleteSuper photographs, Rosie. The last in the sequence sums up the spirit of the day, fun and relaxed.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures -- I remembered this post the minute I saw the first one.
ReplyDeleteI really like how your conversion of the photos to B/W adds to the sentimental quality. Printed on card stock, they might be mistaken for vintage photos.
ReplyDeleteActually Mike, I had a black and white film in my camera at the time. If they were printed on canvas, would look pretty vintage too.....
DeleteVery elegant beach ladies. Great post for Sepia Saturday 200! :)
ReplyDeleteA lovely choice Rosie; I’m glad it’s going in the book.
ReplyDeleteI like the first photo best. I've never done a photo shoot- will have to try it some time.
ReplyDelete@BooBook----It's best to have a photo shoot with someone you are very comfortable with, after that, it's a piece of cake....
ReplyDeleteA rug and a picnic basket. Now that's what I call a decent picnic ! Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteAw, such lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like it was fun, and I like your photos.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun for you two to make up poses and smile and shoot. The beach looks like a great place to be.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteAnd may you have many more opportunities with your sister,
at the beach and elsewhere.
Thanks for sharing again!!
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HUGZ