The so called Motif Number 1 (see bottom image) is a classic that has been captured in many photographs, paintings, and other mediums. The top two shots are different angles on the same setting.
If you go back to yesterday’s post about the man fixing lobster traps, you’ll also see Motif Number 1 in the background. Sometimes, we need a different perspective.
Milford Street 
All three are beautiful pictures.
Thank you. It’s a pretty spot no matter which angle.
An iconic setting. You portray it well!
Thank you, Liz.
Brilliant! Have a wonderful Summer Solstice tomorrow!
Thank you. Youu as well.
Fond memories. Great capture. 👀🍃
Thank you, Gail.
I love these images. Since my young days, I’ve enjoyed the sights, sounds, and even the aroma surrounding working areas along the shores of our lakes and oceans. Throw in a working boat or two and maybe a seaman and a photo op is guaranteed. Nice job.
Great array!
These are wonderful images. They also look so much like the east coast of Nova Scotia Canada. How amazing.
Beautiful photos with great light !
These different angles also form the pieces of the big picture puzzle, what would lobster traps be without the boats and sheds to process them
Love all of them. And beautiful lighting!
Wow.. So pretty 🌷
Thank you. This is one of my favorite spots.
They are all stunning
Thanks for sharing….I have been there albeit a number of years ago….looks the same!! Great shots!
Yep, it’s all about perspective… love the tiny boats in the first shot. 😀