Atlantic Reflections
Nova Scotia, Canada
This classic lighthouse stands steadfast as the protector of the rocky coastline on which the tiny but picturesque village of Peggy’s Cove is set. I shot it from pretty much every angle I could find over a few days, and really got a feel for the location. What I love most about photography is that a scene can change in an instant and there is always a new way of looking at things. On my last evening in the Cove, I once again set up my tripod on the rocky platform beneath the lighthouse. As the sky darkened and the sunset intensified I noticed the perfect reflection in the tidal pool in the foreground. To me, this image is very sculptural - all soft curves and hidden tones, hues and textures. It has become one of my all time favourites.
45 Artist Proof / 950 Limited Edition
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Atlantic Reflections
Atlantic Reflections
Nova Scotia, Canada
This classic lighthouse stands steadfast as the protector of the rocky coastline on which the tiny but picturesque village of Peggy’s Cove is set. I shot it from pretty much every angle I could find over a few days, and really got a feel for the location. What I love most about photography is that a scene can change in an instant and there is always a new way of looking at things. On my last evening in the Cove, I once again set up my tripod on the rocky platform beneath the lighthouse. As the sky darkened and the sunset intensified I noticed the perfect reflection in the tidal pool in the foreground. To me, this image is very sculptural - all soft curves and hidden tones, hues and textures. It has become one of my all time favourites.
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Nova Scotia, Canada
This classic lighthouse stands steadfast as the protector of the rocky coastline on which the tiny but picturesque village of Peggy’s Cove is set. I shot it from pretty much every angle I could find over a few days, and really got a feel for the location. What I love most about photography is that a scene can change in an instant and there is always a new way of looking at things. On my last evening in the Cove, I once again set up my tripod on the rocky platform beneath the lighthouse. As the sky darkened and the sunset intensified I noticed the perfect reflection in the tidal pool in the foreground. To me, this image is very sculptural - all soft curves and hidden tones, hues and textures. It has become one of my all time favourites.
