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Category Archives: A bit of Nova Scotia
Margaretsville
Low tide during a stormy day in Margaretsville, Nova Scotia
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Driving The 101
Driving along Nova Scotia Highway 101, just watching the world go by on a fall day. I was the passenger, not the driver. Shot with a DJI Osmo Pocket 3.
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Driving NS Hwy 101
I shot this video while testing a Osmo Pocket 3, a fun and very capable handheld stabilized camera for video and stills.
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Backroad Drive
A fall drive along on of the backroads in the beautiful Annapolis Valley
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A Campfire
A campfire with trees in the background
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Scots Bay Provincial Park
The foreshore areas of Scots Bay Provincial Park are diverse and beautiful no matter the weather or the time of year. The fall is my favourite as the colours are vibrant and there usually few people on the beach.
A Fall Field Of Corn
A field of feed corn basks in the sunlight on a splendid autumn day, situated along the access road to Scots Bay Provincial Park.
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Dublin Down
The fishing Dublin Down and the skiff Lolita, in Dublin Shore
Brady E. Himmelman
The cable ferry Brady E. Himmelman loading vehicles in LaHave
Low Tide At Thomas Raddall
Low tide exposes rocks and kelp along a sandy section of beach at Thomas Raddall Provincial Park