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A six-foot bronze statue of a 1920s Acadian fisherman, located in the waters of North Rustico harbour of Prince Edward Island, Canada. Many families in North Rustico are the descendants of Acadians who settled in the town in 1790.

Rustic boat sits in snow waiting for warmer weather in Prince Edward Island, Canada. While P.E.I is popular destination for summer visitors, there is always something of interest to find throughout the province.

Behind the fishermans sheds , pots and floats

Lobster pots and floats ready for loading on the docks P.E.I

Winter Fox looking for a quick meal.

Winter scene. Seaside Lighthouse at Victoria By The Sea. Located in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The quaint fishing village is popular with summer visitors to the province. P.E.I. being 40 miles long, is Canada's smallest province.

Abandon house located at North Rustico Harbour, Prince Edward Island, Canada. There are several spots to explore along the coast line of this province.

Rustic boat sits in snow waiting for summer. Pictured this along my travels in Prince Edward Island. While P.E.I is a popular summer spot for tourist, there is always something of interest to find along the backroads throughout the province.

Digital edit version 3 of rustic boat in snow waiting for warmer weather in Prince Edward Island, Canada. While P.E.I is a popular destination for summer visitors, there is always something of interest to find throughout the province.

Fishead Company Store. Located at North Rustico Harbour, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Lobster Boats Set sail into the sunrise

Retro circular logo with beach dude on atlantic with sun in horizon. In dynamic letters reads: "East Coast."

I found this cute lighthouse along the north shore of Prince Edward Island near Cavendish, home to Anne of Green Gables. I was the winter season and had a decorative wreath on the door. I hope to return to the area during the summer season to explore the seashore and beaches.

This lighthouse is located in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, on the Northumberland Strait coast.

Baby Raccoon stareing , called Angry Bear because he thinks he is.

The mantle of falling snow that vivify the soldiers, inspired this photo of the Canadian War Memorial located in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

St Dunstans Basilica Interior Charlottetown PEI by Debra Martz The altar stands tall at 37 feet and is decorated with an altar screen that spans 44 feet and features carved statues of saints and angels. The German-crafted Rose window in the center, though seemingly small, spans 14 feet. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20231010-IMG_9251

I thought I was viewing a movie set when I came across this 60's style drive-in while exploring Prince Edward Island. Gillis' Drive In Restaurant is one of the last car hops service in Canada. It is located in the community of Montague, within the Town of Three Rivers, Kings County PEI. It had a lot of character and a great opportunity to create a story of nostalgia. Unfortunately at the time, there were a lot of modern day cars parked that didn't fit the theme of what I wanted to capture. What to do? So I returned the next day before daybreak and yes the lot was empty! However the sun coming up directly behind and silhouetting the drive-in itself! This wasn't working! I rushed to set up a remote flash close to the front and with s...

This lighthouse is located on the Atlantic coast of Prince Edward Island, Canada

This well worn lighthouse is on the Northumberland Strait side of Prince Edward Island, Canada

Cute Covehead Lighthouse at Prince Edward Island, Canada

Oil on Board

Guest's are like Oyster's , they go off after a couple of day's ,

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Retro circular logo of a lighthouse on the ocean. Written across the top: "East Coast."

Circular logo of daybreak at a coast lighthouse. Reads: "Welcome to the Maritimes."