The Firing of the Cannon

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By: Todd Weeks
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Todd Weeks {Karma:7636}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon PowerShot S1 IS
Categories	Architecture Travel People	Film Format
Portfolio	Fort Louisbourg, 2005 (Canon S1 IS)	Lens	10X Image Stabilized (built in)
Uploaded	8/5/2005	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Location	City - Louisbourg State - NOVA SCOTIA Country - Canada
About	A ritual at closing time at Fort Louisbourg NS. Boy, is it loud!

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Pierre Martin {K:3355} 8/21/2005

There is lots to see on this image... very well done and sharp!

- Pierre

Todd Weeks {K:7636} 8/10/2005

Thanks, Rob! I really enjoyed visiting the Fort. We went twice, as a matter of Fact.

Todd

Rob Burgoyne {K:-1207} 8/10/2005

Very nice sharp image Todd . Great capture of a very historic ceremony .

Todd Weeks {K:7636} 8/7/2005

Mary,

I don't know why, exactly, it's a different colour. I would venture a guess based on a couple of factors. First, most of the buildings are made of stone and are not painted. Second, it is the centerpiece of the dock, where dignitaries are welcomed to the fort. There may be other reasons as well. You never know.

Todd

Mary Brown

{K:71879} 8/7/2005

The yellowish tower amid all the other grey buildings is intersting. Do you know why it is a different colour?
MAry

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