Low Tide at Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia
Low Tide at Peggy’s Cove – Click on the photos for a larger view:
The low tide at Peggy’s Cove offers a unique approach to this rural heritage place of Nova Scotia,. Here you can see some colors and textures not available in other places.
… The yellow golden seaweed is so amazing, almost like from another planet.
Fisherman’s shacks, rocks and and seaweed reflected in the blue water offer an unique view. These, are things you can only find in the Maritime, Canada.
The small coves on the rocky shore offer stunning views too, full of contrasts and beauty.
At low tide, you can notice the high pillars covered with seaweed and shells – It’s time for the seagulls to have some snacks 
I’m not sure how many times a day the low tide happens, but when at dusk it looks different…
Some of these photos can be seen in my Canada and Nova Scotia gallery, at Fine Art America
Peggy’s Cove is one of my favorite travel destinations in Nova Scotia – No wonder my husband and I lived in the Peggy’s Cove area for 3 years, and came back for another whole summer
This is a poster I created, showing various pictures of the village, including the famous lighthouse. Click on it for all the options:
I just updated this post with new added images.
Wonderful textures you are providing this week.
Thank you Christine 🙂
Tatiana you are seriously talented photographers! I am inspired by your photos. I would love to know what kind of camera you have, although I am sure that is only a small part of your success …keep up the great photos ..
Thank you so much Tammy! I like your signs photos too and I think you had a very inspired “niche” for your blog – very nice.
I love your walk through the different textures of the photos. Simply stunning work, Tatiana!
Thank you Terri! I appreciate this comment coming from such a great photographer as you are 🙂
Thank you for entering.. love how you interpreted textures… there are so many forms of texture in the images.. great images.
Thank you Bren! All those are unique for Nova Scotia, Canada 🙂
You are welcome.. Thank you for entering xx