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This building is on a lot adjoining a church yard. I was drawn to the old style architecture, and the windows which look false. -
The bay in St. Jonh's from upon Signal Hill. Typical weather in Newfoundland, four seasons in one day. -
I am also having this issue. It is turning the majority of my "portrait" oriented photos 90 degrees to the left (counter clockwise) to make it appear "landscape" oriented. It is not doing this consistently, and I can't seem to change it once it's uploaded. All photos are oriented correctly on my hard drive prior to uploading, so it's not a matter of it appearing the way it does on my hard drive. I should also add that all of my "landscape" oriented photographs are consistently uploading correctly- none of those have been rotated during upload. Please help!
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These bottles were rescued from the sea to show the local children what happened to trash that was thrown into our oceans. -
Just before sunset over Dildo Cove, Newfoundland. -
This is another viewpoint of the tree atop the rock that gives Wigwam Gulch it's name. Supposed to be oriented 90 degrees clockwise. -
This is a staged well as part of a group of recreated heritage artifacts. -
This purple pitcher plant is the provincial flower of Newfoundland. -
Etched in stone. -
Throwback to a game we've all played. Supposed to be oriented 90 degrees clockwise. -
Games at Lester's Farm Pumpkin Fest. Playing with perspective. Supposed to be oriented 90 degrees clockwise. -
Taken while some people were feeding the seagulls at a local tourist location in Newfoundland. -
This photo is supposed to be oriented 90 degrees clockwise. A curious butterfly at the Insectarium. I sadly wonder what happened to its wings. -
One of the Three Sisters in Bay Roberts, Newfoundland. -
Should be oriented 90 degrees clockwise. A skyward glance from La Manche. -
This red door looks almost forgotten. Where does it lead? -
Ready to be taken out for a row, the dories can be rented to tourists who want to try out their sea legs. -
Winding river where it meets the Atlantic Ocean. -
The quintessential multi-coloured houses and fishing stages of Newfoundland backing the main industry of our beautiful province. -
This photo should be oriented in portrait as it was originally taken. This lone tree has found a way to exist at the top of this stone surrounded by seawater of the Atlantic Ocean. -
A smack of jellyfish floating near the surface. -
Joy on a boat. His first time fishing. -
Playing with camera angles. -
The locals enjoying the view. -
The couple was not expecting the wave that crested upon the rock behind them. Disappointed by the darkness on the people's features, I was delighted by the light playing off the droplets of water suspended in the air.
