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I love taking photos from inside covered bridges in New Brunswick. This is the Point Wolfe covered bridge in beautiful Fundy National park. I thought the view from inside pointing towards the Bay of Fundy was very interesting, even on a gloomy day :-)

Blue hour settles gently over a quiet mountain lake, where layered ridgelines fade into the distance and the still water mirrors the last light of the evening sky. The long exposure smooths the surface into a tranquil canvas, emphasizing the peaceful atmosphere and subtle gradients of blue. A moment of silence, solitude, and reflection in nature, captured just as day gives way to night.

Lac Monroe, Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, Québec, Canada

June 29, 2026 21:48:20

iPhone 15 Pro Max back triple camera

6.765mm | ƒ/1.8 | 1/5s | ISO 1000

We stayed a long time on the beach looking for seaglass. The sun had set when we decided to go back. That`s when I noticed this huge tree trunk and thought it would be nice to get a shot of the moon behind it.

Some of my pictures from Baffin over the last few years, in celebration of Canada Day today!

Cape d'Or is a place I visited at least twice a year. It was approximately a 2 hour drive from where I lived in New Brunswick. Once you leave the main road and follow the indications towards Cape d'Or, you will travel on a well maintained gravel road up to the cape. There is a dedicated parking and a foot trail leading to the lighthouse, a guesthouse and a restaurant. The views are spectacular all around. Be mindful of the strong winds once you arrive on the cape! No joke ... they are really something else. Be safe!