My last image from Nova Scotia, this selfie was taken on Brier Island, Nova Scotia.
The Bay of Fundy has the largest tidal range in the world. The difference between high and low tides range from 20 feet (here at Brier Island, which is at the entrance to the Bay) up to 53 feet (!!) at Burntcoat Head. On the right side of the image you can see the movement of the water as the tide went out of the bay at Westport. The way the water was running, it looked like someone had pulled out the plug in the bathtub.
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As I think I've mentioned, it rained on every day of my 9-day trip to Nova Scotia in June. That made it challenging for photography, but it made for some beautiful, soft, misty solo hikes on Cape Breton Island. I took this selfie in Gooseberry Cove, a beautiful stretch of coastline near Louisbourg.
Tags: Cape Breton Gooseberry Cove Nova Scotia Sandra Herber
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An homage to one of my favourite photographers, Nathan Wirth.
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A bit of fun here. In the many, many takes it took to get this shot - running back and forth to the camera - not a single car came by. A lovely dark, quiet evening at McKenzie Pass in the Cascades.
If you'd like, feel free to take a look at my other night photography images.
I've also put this image in with my others from my two trips to the Pacific Northwest (Oregon/Washington)
Tags: Astrophotography Cascades Long Exposure McKenzie Pass Milky Way Night Oregon Stars
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I went to the Bonavista Peninsula in Newfoundland because I knew it was wonderfually dramatic but also in hopes of seeing icebergs. I did see two - one of them very close to this spot on Tickle Cove - but even hunting for them was fun.
If you'd like to see more from Newfoundland, take a look at my Maritimes album. There are more selfies in my Selfie album.
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