Tagged With "Nova"
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Re: Halifax Waterfront
A unique approach to "Street Art". Makes you think ! Mission accomplished.
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Re: "Cruise Night", Thunder Bay, Ontario: The 1970's and 1980's
Some beautiful cars in colours from the Candy Store ! Another amazing collection and worth a close inspection. All these cars must be kept under wraps for most of the year and wait for summer. Thanks for another visit to modern art.
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Re: "Cruise Night", Thunder Bay, Ontario: The 1970's and 1980's
Hi again GarryRF Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed this collection of photos. You are correct that these cars are definitely kept warm and secure in garages all over Thunder Bay during the harsh winter months, which makes it all the more special to see them out and about in the summertime. Just another reason why I love summers in the Great White North, eh.
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Nov. 17, 2017: Wreck of a trawler, Nova Scotia Beach
Nothing livens up a beach walk more than spotting a shipwreck! Ian Cook shares the story of the Nova Scotia, whose ruins can be spotted at low tide in Northumberland.
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May 8, 2017: Cape George Point Lighthouse, Nova Scotia
Situated high on a cliff overlooking St. George's Bay, Cape George Point Lighthouse was an unexpected but pleasant finding while exploring Nova Scotia.
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Gumbo's Pic of the Day, May 13, 2014: Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia
Peggy's Cove is found about 45 km south of Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the East Coast of Canada . Formed by plate tectonics and sculpted by glaciers and the tides of the Atlantic, its rugged landscape attracts tourists and locals...
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Feb. 9, 2017: Swissair Memorial, Peggy's Cove, NS
Ottoman visits the Swissair Memorial Site, which honors the victims of the 1998 crash, and those who risked their lives in rescue and recovery operations.
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Prague for Photographers (and Instagrammers)
Prague is a popular city with photographers, but spacesXplaces shares some extraordinary different ways of looking at it, and some parts seldom seen.
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St. Peter's Catholic Church and Cemetery, Nova Scotia
Travel Rob visits St. Peter's Catholic Church and Cemetery in Ingonish, Nova Scotia
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Cape Breton Miners Museum, Glace Bay
Travel Rob visits the moving and informative Cape Breton Miners Museum in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia
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Sept. 17, 2018: Vaughan Creek Covered Bridge, Nova Scotia
Travel Rob visits one of the most picturesque covered bridges in the world, the Vaughan Creek Covered Bridge in St. Martins, Nova Scotia.
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Waterfront District in Sydney, Nova Scotia (Where Gumbo was #299)
Gumbo was spending his time at the beautiful Waterfront District in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
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Dec. 3, 2018: Cossit House, Nova Scotia
Travel Rob visits the Cossit House in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
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Re: St. Peter's Catholic Church and Cemetery, Nova Scotia
Excellent photos inside and out. Looking forward to you next destination, possibly a picturesque location in Florida !!
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Re: Feb. 9, 2017: Swissair Memorial, Peggy's Cove, NS
I remember this crash. They've set up a very nice memorial and in a most beautiful and restful type place.
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Re: Prague for Photographers (and Instagrammers)
Love your views of Prague! Thanks for sharing and welcome to TravelGumbo!
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Re: Prague for Photographers (and Instagrammers)
I've been in Prague a few times, and taken a lot of pictures, but I'm blown away by the new scenes and new eye on familiar ones. Really great pictures. As for the Charles Bridge...my best pictures of it are from the river. Once you get on the bridge...well, you can't really see it for the fascinating people scenes!
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Re: Prague for Photographers (and Instagrammers)
A great piece! Prague is one of my favorite cities in Europe and your post helped me remember exactly why I love visiting it. You've a great eye and the ability to see photographic opportunities -- your images are excellent! Regarding the Charles Bridge, I think the best images of the bridge itself are taken at a distance. But images from the top showing people, the row of saints and vendors are also fun and memorable.
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Re: Prague for Photographers (and Instagrammers)
Thanks a lot! I'm really glad you like them, it matters a lot to me
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Re: Prague for Photographers (and Instagrammers)
This was my second time in Prague, the first was in summer and I can tell you the city changes completely. In winter it gets more mysterious and fascinating and you can take awesome pictures from the bridge but the best moment is at the sunrise or it will be packed with people. Thanks a lot for your nice words, they're really appreciated!
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Re: Prague for Photographers (and Instagrammers)
Thank you very much! I'm still learning though. I have an architectural and geometrical view of the world since this is my educational background but sometimes I get frustrated when I picture the final image in my mind but the lack of technique makes the shot different from what I wanted. But I'm working on it That bridge is stunning from every point of view, to me is more a matter of time, sunrise is the best moment to shoot it.
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"Cruise Night", Thunder Bay, Ontario: The 1970's and 1980's
DrFumblefinger visits the muscle car era and shares some great photos.
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Scarecrows in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia
We were delighted to find that our visit to the small town of Mahone Bay in Nova Scotia coincided with the town's popular annual Scarecrow Festival.
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Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia
In Canada, Judy visits a peaceful fishing village where a tragedy occurred just offshore.
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Colours of Lunenburg
Judy continues her tour of the Canadian Maritimes and is taken with the striking buildings of Lunenburg.