The Saguenay Fjord is a marvel, but its shoreline is only accessible by car at a few places along its length. One place is Sainte-Rose-du-Nord. The photos in yesterday’s post were taken while looking back towards the village from the small pier at the end of the main road. The vantage of this shot is from the end of the pier looking out towards the fjord’s expanse.
Lens: Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM.
Canon 5DM3 lazing on the pier at Sainte-Rose-du-Nord.
Maggie and I took a 5 day road trip from Montréal, first to Lac Saint-Jean, then down along the east side of the Saguenay river (fjord) to Tadoussac, and finally back home through the Charlevoix region. We had absolutely perfect weather for the first four days. And the fall colors along the route were incredible! About a third of the way between Saguenay and Tadoussac is the little village Sainte-Rose-du-Nord. Here are a couple of shots I took while we were there.
Lens: Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM.
Canon 5DM3 capturing fall colors.
Cap-de-Bon-Désir, Québec in the fog.
Canon 5DM3 on the rocks at Cap-de-Bon-Désir.
Canon 5DM3 by Lac Saint-Jean le matin.
I think this is the bluist house in Montréal. Maybe I’m wrong. But it is very blue.
Canon EOS M feeling blue.