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Larry Morin views Andrew Griffin's Praire Icon, part of his exhibit Personal Geography that opened on Friday at the Saint John Arts Centre. - Noel Chenier (admin) *

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Dressed as the Joker for Halloween, Matt Hamilton enjoys some sun on his coffee break from his job at Coles Bookstore at the McAllister Place Mall. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Constable Matt Marsh of the Rothesay Regional Police Force is one of the officers that will be on patrol in the Kennebasis Valley on Halloween Night.

SHOT WITH A FLASH ON AN OFF CAMERA CORD, HELD LOW AND POINTED UP AT CONSTABLE MARSH TO PROVIDE THE COOL MONSTER LIGHT. EXPOSED FOR THE AMBIENT LIGHT, THEN UNDEREPXOSED A BIT TO MAKE THE BACKGROUND DARKER. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Constable Matt Marsh of the Rothesay Regional Police Force is one of the officers that will be on patrol in the Kennebasis Valley on Halloween Night.

SHOT WITH A FLASH ON AN OFF CAMERA CORD, HELD LOW AND POINTED UP AT CONSTABLE MARSH TO PROVIDE THE COOL MONSTER LIGHT. EXPOSED FOR THE AMBIENT LIGHT, THEN UNDEREPXOSED A BIT TO MAKE THE BACKGROUND DARKER. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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John Verner of Year Round Property Management is framed by a leaf themed section of fencing as he rakes fallen leaves at a home in Rothesay.

DRIVING ALONG THE OLD ROTHESAY ROAD AND CAME ACROSS THIS PERFECT FRAMING. - Noel Chenier (admin) *

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Nancy Jones surrounded by Halloween decorations at her home in Smithtown.

LIT WITH THREE FLASHES. ONE IN BACKGROUND TO LIGHT CREEPY STUFF IN BEHIND, ON CAMERA FLASH BOUNCED OFF THE CEILING TO LIGHT CREPPY STUFF IN FOREGROUND, AND FLASH ON THE FLOOR O PROVIDE THE MONSTER LIGHT ON THE LADIES! - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Nancy Jones(l) and her friend Joy Sherwood of Saint John surrounded by Halloween decorations at her home in Smithtown.

LIT WITH THREE FLASHES. ONE IN BACKGROUND TO LIGHT CREEPY STUFF IN BEHIND, ON CAMERA FLASH BOUNCED OFF THE CEILING TO LIGHT CREPPY STUFF IN FOREGROUND, AND FLASH ON THE FLOOR O PROVIDE THE MONSTER LIGHT ON THE LADIES! - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A small bird takes flight as waves in Courtney Bay crash the rock it was perched on along the Red Head Road. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A small bird prepares to take flight as waves in Courtney Bay crash the rock it was perched on along the Red Head Road. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Marie Maltais views Saint John artist Suzanne Hill's artwork Markers, part of her new exhibit High Water Mark that opened on Friday at the UNB Arts Centre in Fredericton. The exhibit consists of four sections, each presenting the high water mark as paralleling or reflective of an aspect of the human condition. The UNB Art Centre is located at Memorial Hall on the UNB Campus and is open Monday - Friday, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission is free. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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War artists Molly and Bruno Bobak with a painting by Bruno of his kit.

LIT WITH A SNOOTED FLASH TO PROVIDE SPOTLIGHT ON PAINTING IN BACKGROUND, THEN WITH A FLASH TO THE RIGHT OF THE BOBAKS. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Deputy Mayor Stephen Chase says advocates of public private parnerships must do more to education the public.
SAME TECHNIQUE AS THE POLICE OFFICER, EXCEPT FLASH WAS HELD HIGH AND POINTED DOWN! - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Danny Keizer, Chief Information Officer for the Province of New Brunswick.

FLASH ON THE LAPTOP TO PROVIDE THE LAPTOP GLOW! - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Danny Keizer, Chief Information Officer for the Province of New Brunswick.

FLASH ON THE LAPTOP TO PROVIDE THE LAPTOP GLOW! - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Salesman Don McQuade ties balloons to over one hundred and fifty 2008, 2009, and late model Kia vehicles that are on sale at Tom Wilbur Saint John Kia on Rothesay Avenue. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Salesman Don McQuade ties balloons to over one hundred and fifty 2008, 2009, and late model Kia vehicles that are on sale at Tom Wilbur Saint John Kia on Rothesay Avenue. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A taxi cab that caught fire on Union Street is engulfed in smoke as firefighters exinguish the blaze at 6:30 on Thursday night. The taxi was heading east on Union coming up to Sydney Street as flames began shooting into the vehicle on the passenger side and the driver parked the taxi and fled.

JUST MISSED THE HUGE FLAMES!!!!AAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH! - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A taxi cab that caught fire on Union Street is engulfed in smoke as firefighters exinguish the blaze at 6:30 on Thursday night. The taxi was heading east on Union coming up to Sydney Street as flames began shooting into the vehicle on the passenger side and the driver parked the taxi and fled.


JUST MISSED THE HUGE FLAMES!!!!AAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH! - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Donnie Smith of Fundy Tree Trimming cuts branches to clear around power lines along the Rothesay Road. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Kevin Harris is framed by tall grass as he runs along the road to the Irving Nature Park. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Richard Jacobson, a New York state resident who says he's known as the Viking Trumpeter, plays in front of the bandstand at King Square on Wednesday afternoon while on a cross Canada tour. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A flock of geese walk past yardage marker at the Junction Driving Range in Quispamsis, where they have gathered among the golf balls before heading south for the winter. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A worker looks on after a driver misread traffic pylons and ended up driving into a trench dug to extend a natural gas main across Bayside Drive. Minor damage was done to the car and no charges are expected. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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MUMS THE WORD
Shirley Martin is surrounded by colorful mums as she waters at Cedarcrest Gardens, which is stocked full of the popular fall flower.
PLEASE DON'T RUN UNLESS IT CAN GO COLOR - Noel Chenier (admin)

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L-R St Malachy's High School students Kathleen LeBlanc and Ashley Saia sit on the wharf at Market Slip during a break from classes on Monday. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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(top)Andrew Tayes of Greenway Landscaping team ups with Tim Murray to mow the new grass on the new Allison Grounds in the north end. With two mowing machines, the weekly job takes at least two hours on the field which will be open for play next summer. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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TIDE Swim Team members race at practice on Tuesday night at the Aquatic Centre.

SLOW SHUTTER SPEED WITH PANNING TO ACHIEVE SHARPNESS AND BLUR - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Rothesay Red Hawk Joey Bass is helped off the field by Saint John Greyhounds Adam Stewart and Calbe Jones after he was hit hard by Saint John High Greyhound Blake Johnstone during high school football action on Friday evening. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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L-R Heather Flemming, Laura McLean, Signa Love at the Imperial Theatre. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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L-R Laura McLean, Signa Love and Heather Flemming at the Imperial Theatre. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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William Young cools off in pools of water on a grassy park next to their home in Kennebecasis Park that still remained after the previous weekend's heavy rains as afternoon temperatures climbed. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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L-R Gary Mosher, Jeff Leaman, Ken Pickford, and Cal Purdon attempt to toss beer caps into a makeshift boat they built and launced into the flooded parking lot of the Three Mile Steakhouse and Pub after heavy rain from the remnants of tropical storm Hanna flooded homes, businesses, and streets in Saint John, New Brunswick on Sunday. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A man prepares a rope that will let them tow a stranded motorist(l) on Rothesay Avenue after heavy flooding created by rain from the remnants of tropical storm Hanna covered many streets in Saint John, New Brunswick on Sunday. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A child flies through the air on the giant swing amusement park ride at the Atlantic Balloon Fiesta on Saturday in Sussex. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Erica Flower of Fredericton flies through the air on the giant swing amusement park ride at the Atlantic Balloon Fiesta on Saturday in Sussex. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Workers are silhouetted underneath the Harbour Bridge in front of the HMCS Brunswicker as they move a crane up as maintenance is being done on the structure. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Delany Losier of Quispamsis is heading to Washington. - Noel Chenier (admin) *

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Seven year old Liam Pitts of Quispamsis looks out the window of the school bus as he heads off to his first day of Grade 2 at Fairvale Elementary School on Tuesday morning. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Members of a Dragon Boat team are silhouetted against the afternoon sun on Monday as they hit the Kennebecasis River in Rothesay, New Brunswick to practice for this weekend's Saint John Dragon Boat Festival. The 200m race is a fundraising project of St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation to meet the needs of St. Joseph’s Hospital for equipment, research and education and with feature local musicians and performers as well as traditional Chinese dancers. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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NB SPCA Animal protection officer Lori Craft carries a struggling cat from a home on the Gault Road after they seized a number of cats on Monday morning.

READ THE STORY BEHIND THIS, ONE OF MY WORST ASSIGNMENTS EVER!, HERE:
http://noelchenier.blogspot.com/2008/09/worstassignmentsever.html
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NB SPCA Animal protection officer Mark LeBlanc carries a struggling cat from a home on the Gault Road after they seized a number of cats on Monday morning.


READ THE STORY BEHIND THIS, ONE OF MY WORST ASSIGNMENTS EVER!, HERE:
http://noelchenier.blogspot.com/2008/09/worstassignmentsever.html - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A group of children try their hand at kayaking on the Hammond River as they take part in a week long Kids R Cool 4 Conservation camp put on by the Hammond River Angling Association. Children aged 7-12 can enjoy kayaking, fishing, swimming , science and learn about environmental issues over the summer, to find out more information contact the association at 832-1230. - Noel Chenier (admin) *

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Spectators climbed the back fence to get a better view of former Major League reliever Rheal Cormier as pitches his final game for the Moncton Mets against the Saint John Alpines during a tune up stint for the Canadian Olympic baseball team. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Jamie Kennedy is silhouetted against sunlight reflecting off the Kennebecasis River as he watches his eight year old daughter Margaret sail at the Royal Kennebecasis Yacht Club on Tuesday night. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Jamie Kennedy is silhouetted against sunlight reflecting off the Kennebecasis River as he watches his eight year old daughter Margaret sail at the Royal Kennebecasis Yacht Club on Tuesday night. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Grant MacGregor of Halifax competes in the 20km bike portion of the Sprint Trialthon at the St George Tri-Fest. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Swimmers start the 750m swim portion in the Magaguadavic River of the Triathlon Sprint Distance, which was followed by a 20km bike route and 5km run. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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A woman carries a bird cage covered with a blanket for protection out of an apartment on Carmarthen Street after a pot on the stove caught fire and filled the apartment with smoke on Wednesday evening. Firefighters arrived and quickly put out the small fire and set up fans to remove the smoke, and officials on scene commended the occupant for quickly covering the pot that was on fire and leaving the apartment. - Noel Chenier (admin)

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Tony MacKinnon of the Fredericton Golf and Curling Club watches his chip fall onto the 17th green at Sussex during the Golf NB Mid-Amateur Championship at the Sussex Golf and Curling Club. MacKinnon would finish the tournament at +7 in a five way tie for second place. - Noel Chenier (admin)