Beginning of September, I was off to shoot Karen and Paul's wedding in Nova Scotia. It was so exciting to go to the east coast because I had never been, and it was full of new firsts for me. Well, for starters all I knew about the place was that it's surrounded by water!
Ohhhh... well, that's not all entirely true. Shauna...Karen's sister who is a great friend of mine did tell me about the wonderful hospitality, and how I would have to have some east coast lobster. I just kept thinking how I couldn't wait to get there and how I couldn't say no to seafood!
Lynn my good friend/assistant accompanied me for the week in Nova Scotia. I always love having an assistant with me! In all seriousness...It's weird talking to yourself, and explaining a trip is never the same unless you experience it for yourself. For instance, I tell everyone about Nova Scotia's tiniest squirrels on the plant and how they are overly friendly. They never hesitate to come right up to you or jump right into your car and scare the crap out of you! At first I thought they were chipmunks and I kept calling them that until Mr. Murphy informed me that they are their red provincial squirrels.
Take a look at some of my photos from Nova Scotia and make sure you look closely at the shot of the squirrel. So you can visualize what they look like just in case you happen to bump into one.
Ohhhh... well, that's not all entirely true. Shauna...Karen's sister who is a great friend of mine did tell me about the wonderful hospitality, and how I would have to have some east coast lobster. I just kept thinking how I couldn't wait to get there and how I couldn't say no to seafood!
Nova Scotia food was amazing and everything tasted so fresh! If you love seafood Nova Scotia is the place for you. I'm sure when you make an order at any restaurant, your waiter or waitress picks up their fishing rod and opens the back-door to catch it for you. Seriously, when it comes on your plate it's no tiny fish!
Lynn my good friend/assistant accompanied me for the week in Nova Scotia. I always love having an assistant with me! In all seriousness...It's weird talking to yourself, and explaining a trip is never the same unless you experience it for yourself. For instance, I tell everyone about Nova Scotia's tiniest squirrels on the plant and how they are overly friendly. They never hesitate to come right up to you or jump right into your car and scare the crap out of you! At first I thought they were chipmunks and I kept calling them that until Mr. Murphy informed me that they are their red provincial squirrels.
Take a look at some of my photos from Nova Scotia and make sure you look closely at the shot of the squirrel. So you can visualize what they look like just in case you happen to bump into one.
No comments:
Post a Comment