Gina Little, who began working on Sable in 2007, had been taking photos of the island long before her first Sable Photoblog was posted on the Institute’s website. Here are some of those earlier images.
Images of Sable Island’s landscape features, flora and fauna large and small, beachcast curiosities, and weather, collected as encountered and presented in chronological order, some with notes.
Scenes and close-ups collected during three months on the island working with MSC—weather, landscape, and wildlife; snow, sunsets, and fog; beached bones and patterns in sand.
During her autumn to mid-winter walks, Gina collected photos of weather, water and landforms, with a unique perspective that found interest and delight in what might be overlooked by a less observant eye.
A collection of photos taken over a three-month period—fresh grass and pea, spring flowers, foals and pups, seals crowding the beach, horses, birds, peculiar things washed ashore, and ever-shifting sand.
Gina joined MSC’s Sable Island team in 2007. Between shifts, Gina walks and takes photos, recording seasonal changes, the comings and goings of wildlife, and beachcast oddities, large and small, and tiny.
Gina Little, a technologist with the Meteorological Service of Canada, spends six months annually on Sable. Her photos record some of the island’s details, patterns, and scenes, many of which are fleeting.
