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Wally Hayes
"When I returned to Nova Scotia after a 10 year absence, I made up for lost time, and today my personal collection of colour slides of Nova Scotia numbers over 600,000." Read Wally's bio »
January 25, 2010

A sky filled with bald eagles

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A great opportunity to see and photograph Bald Eagles up close and personal exists during Eagle Watch weekend in Sheffield Mills, Nova Scotia
Before daylight on the last Monday in November thousands of fishing boats laden with lobster traps and gear stream out from fishing villages in Southwestern Nova Scotia for the opening day of the lobster fishing season.
November 6, 2009

Turning photography into a healthy pursuit

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Government employees have turned to photography as a way of promoting a healthy workplace
November 3, 2009

One last peek at Autumn foliage

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Even in November you can find Autumn leaves with plenty of colour
November 2, 2009

How a tourism icon is born!

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The Balancing Rock near Tiverton in southwestern Nova Scotia is an example of a tourist attraction that may have achieved its popularity through photography
Although the coloured leaves around Nova Scotia are disappearing fast, there is still the opportunity to photography them in the Halifax/Dartmouth area.
Hold onto your hat if you're in western Cape Breton during what the Acadians call La Suête or southeast wind.
As the autumn leaf season comes to and end, have a look at some of the scenes I've captured in the last week or so.
October 7, 2009

Cape North Has Winter During the Summer

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Visit a moonscape in the tiny northern Cape Breton Island community of Cape North.
This past weekend, I travelled through western and northern Cape Breton looking for Autumn leaf hotspots and I was in for a pleasant surprise. Although there were still a few areas that were coming along slowly, there were many...