Hanging fish to dry in Salvage Newfoundland Art Print

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Hanging fish to dry at Salvage Newfoundland in Atlantic Canada. Salvage is a small fishing village on the Trinity Bay, one of the many inlets along the East Coast of the Atlantic Ocean in Newfoundland. Of course the main activity of the people living here is fishing, and fish is one of their main foods. For the long months of winter, when they get a lot of snow and cold, the Newfoundland-ers dry fresh or salted fish. The methods vary, and here in Salvage I saw that they are just hanging it to dry in the wind after cleaning it. We visited this place in late fall (the month of October), and then it's when they apparently do this. I've never seen fish hanging from one house to another like this, so I couldn't miss this photo-journalistic like shot :) I made a post on it on my Travel Art group's blog and you can read it here: http://www.travelartpix.com/fish-drying-in-salvage-newfoundland/

Welcome to my FineArtAmerica website and store. Here you will find a variety of photographic work I created based on my travels. In my pictures I'm trying to capture the sense of the places I visited and what I found interesting about them: history, architecture, lifestyle and unique moments. Those seen but not noticed type of things things are among my favorites. I enjoy both shooting photos and digitally playing with the images for a more artistic look and feel. The digital era of my life started in 1994, when after migrating to Canada I attended the Computer Graphics section at College Lasalle in Montreal - Oui, je parle francais aussi Back in Eastern Europe I was a hydro engineer, but doing artistic things was always my...