Not long after returning from our trip to Haida Gwaii, I was reviewing some old photos of our last trip to the other side of the continent, when we travelled to Nova Scotia in the fall of 2005. Some of my favourite photos from that trip were taken on our arrival in Cape Breton (as the remnants of Hurricane Tammy passed through), and later during our first morning at Peggy's Cove with its iconic lighthouse.
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| Fall Colours Along the Margaree River |
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| Effie's Brook, Cape Breton |
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| Morning Light at Peggy's Cove |
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| Sunrise and Reflection, Peggy's Cove |
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| Peggy's Cove Lighthouse |
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| Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia |
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| Waiting for the Light, Peggy's Cove |
All of the photos on this trip were taken with the Nikon D2X. While its 12-megapixel APS-C format sensor was among the best available at the time, technology has steadily advanced since then, and many of these images no longer meet the quality standards required for stock sales. I guess the lesson here is that if you plan to market your photos, always use the best quality equipment available...which has me contemplating upgrading to the new Sony A7R IV with its stunning 61-megapixel sensor.
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