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Tidal Power

Tidal Power

The powerful waves of the Bay of Fundy, highest tides in the world, here on the shores of Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. ...
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The powerful waves of the Bay of Fundy, highest tides in the world, here on the shores of Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.
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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 3000/10

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Feb, 2016

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The Atlantic provinces hit with extreme cold conditions the last couple days. Here is a lobster fishing vessel returning to the wharf through the cold

Blue Heron coming in for the catch. Hampton, New Brunswick, Canada.

Lobster fishing boat heading out to work in the early sunrise of the sea fog covered Bay of Fundy, Saint John, NB, Canada

Sunsetting as it reflects the dory in the "glass like" calm water at Dark Harbour, Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada.

Iced Trees and one of the many covered bridges in New Brunswick, Canada. It has recently been damaged beyond repair and replaced.

An old cabin on the water and the dory on Eel Lake. Grand Manan. NB, Canada

Two deer that kept coming closer after the ice storm of 2013 in Saint John, NB, Canada.

Great Blue Heron taking off with a fish from the river.

Red & yellow tulips after rainfall

Went kayaking through this naturally eroded hole through the rocky cliff in the Bay of Fundy, located on Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada.

The Hole in the Wall. A naturally eroded hole through the rocks in the Bay of Fundy on Grand Manan Island, NB. Canada. We kayaked through at low tide

A Humpback whale in the Bay of Fundy diving as streams of water run off the fluke of the whale.

Fishing boats in the early evening, Seal Cove, Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada.

Fall foliage in eastern Canada is a sight to behold. One of the prettiest seasons of the year, Canoers on the Hammond River approaching the train brid

Renforth Lighthouse & boats in the amazing sunset in our beautiful province of New Brunswick in Atlantic Canada.

Old, abandoned surrounded in Fall foliage in the middle of nowhere. Kingston, New Brunswick, Canada

Windy & powerful waters here on the Bay of Fundy, Saint John, NB. Canada. Highest tides in the world.

Splashing waves, Swallowtail lighthouse, where you find the highest tides in the world. New Brunswick, Canada.

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