September Sunrise. Inversion fog and an amazing golden sunrise - the perfect combination for a beautiful photo. Taken only minutes after the sun breached the horizon, allowing just enough time for the golden spray of light to shine through the misty ground hugging fog.
Following Hurricane Erin, some beautiful waves breaking on the coastal regions of Nova Scotia
Following Hurricane Erin, some beautiful waves breaking on the coastal regions of Nova Scotia
Following Hurricane Erin, some beautiful waves breaking on the coastal regions of Nova Scotia
In the wake of Hurricane Erin. A quick road trip to catch the tail end of some fantastic waves.
#Hurricane #Erin #Seascapes
Tawny. With the doldrum days of Winter winding down, it is easy to let our spirit subside, more so in these unprecedented tumultuous times. It is important to be mindful that even in these dimmer days, there remains an unlimited beauty to always be appreciated.
#Photography #LandscapePhotography
Cold as Ice, March 2, 2025
#landscapephotoography #Photography #seascapephotography
Tread Lightly. Often we walk past this rock formation on our nearby beach, and it is easy to fantasize having to sleek past, so as to not wake the sleeping gorilla guarding the beach from passers-by. ⚠️ Proceed with caution! ⚠️
Merry ‘White’ Christmas
Shore Thing. December weather in Nova Scotia is most unpredictable - one day frigid cold, snow, freezing rain; the next it is unseasonably warm (+15 C) with plenty rain, some sun and brutal winds making for some awesome wave action. #seascapes #stormy
Thanks a lot Dave!!!
Always amazing captures…
Only kidding…saw your Insta story last night and had some time this morning and just came on board; have a great weekend and envious of your travels your next few weeks!
C’mon @davebrosha.bsky.social - you brought me over here, I gotta have a follow back! :)
It’s all @davebrosha.bsky.social ‘a fault if it becomes addictive!!! Lol
Hello ‘BlueSky’ world! It is only appropriate that my first BlueSky post is from my favorite playground. Only a few hundred meters from my front door…the sea is a special place now matter where we are!