Peggy’s Cove is undeniably Nova Scotia’s most famous landmark. Its iconic lighthouse stands like a sentinel on a barren outcrop of granite facing the cold North Atlantic Ocean. I am fortunate that Peggy’s Cove is just a 30 minute drive from my home along a very scenic road. Over the past 5 years I’ve visited the cove numerous times during all seasons. Here is a selection of my favourite images from those visits.
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© Hugh Chisholm
All photos on this website are available for purchase as prints. Please feel free to contact me at hughchisholmphotography@gmail.com if you have any questions.
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I liked your photos, a lot better than my bad compositions. Particularly fond of the cats.
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Gee, thanks!
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What great pictures! We visited Nova Scotia a few years ago, but we did not get to see everything we wanted to see. So I hope I am able to make a return trip (from Oklahoma) in the future. You are a talented photographer. I knew that from your pictures of the cats. They are certainly attractive subjects, but you have a knack for capturing them at just the right moment.
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Thank you. I’ve been to many states in the US but never Oklahoma. I’d love to see it some day. As for my cat pics – you need to see my trash bin! 🙂
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I visited Peggy’s Cove last fall with a Road Scholar’s Group. It was gorgeous. I especially enjoyed the warning that begins “Injury and Death has rewarded Careless Sightseers here…”
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Those signs are serious! At least one or two people are washed off the rocks every year. Most don’t survive.
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Oh Hugh Cats, Lighthouses and Waterfalls, absolutely beautiful and my fav’s! Truly the cats photos are from you iPhone WOW!
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Thanks! These cat photos are from my Canon 70D, the ones on the Tuxedo Party Facebook Page are mostly iPhone snaps.
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