Incredible Time Lapse of the Highest Ocean Tides Six Hours in 52 SecondsOn The Coast Photography2016-06-09 | This time lapse was taken in the Kingsport, Nova Scotia. Part of the Bay of Fundy, home of the worlds highest tides.
For inquires about this video or my other videos please email me at onthecoastns@gmail.comIncredible View of the Tidal Range at Five Islands, Nova ScotiaOn The Coast Photography2025-01-16 | ...Living Above the Clouds. A Cloud Inversion Timelapse.On The Coast Photography2022-09-05 | Recorded in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia this is a cloud inversion that occurred over the Annapolis Valley and Bay of Fundy.
Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/ambient-boy/fireflies License code: E060KEL9RXRR8WUYBay of Fundy: Minas Basin Tides Timelapse Worlds Highest Tides Six Hours Elapsed TimeOn The Coast Photography2021-07-19 | Taken in the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia overlooking Blomidon Provincial Park. Six hours of time in the span of a minute and a half then quickly reversed. The Bay of Fundy and specifically the Minas Basis is home to the worlds highest recorded tides.
To keep up with my most recent work please subscribe and follow me at @onthecoastns on Instagram.Remarkable Time Lapse of Highest Tides in the World Over 8 Hours (4K)On The Coast Photography2021-05-03 | In this time lapse, you will see the flow of water pushing it's way to the right where the tide is coming in and then flowing outward to the left as the Minas Basin is flowing out due to low tide. The Minas Basin fills up twice a day through the 5 kilometre passage between Cape Split and Parrsboro. More than 10 cubic kilometers of seawater, weighing 10 billion tonnes, flows in and out at Cape Split twice daily. This force is roughly comparable to that of 25 million horses. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did creating it.
Sources: Bay of Fundy Ecosystem PartnershipTidal Time Lapse Blomidon, Nova Scotia. Bay of Fundy.On The Coast Photography2021-04-24 | A time-lapse of the worlds highest tides, location is Blomidon Provincial Park, Nova Scotia. Taken in August 2020.Sunrise Cloud Inversion Time Lapse. Nova Scotia, Canada.On The Coast Photography2021-04-02 | A sunrise cloud inversion taken at the Look Off in the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia Canada.
Taken in September 2020 when the nights are cold and the days are warm you can see how the weather in Nova Scotia can change very quickly at times. At one moment in the video we were completely engulphed in fog which lasted for a little more than 30 minutes, clearing up shortly after.Time Lapse Sun Set Bay of Fundy Nova ScotiaOn The Coast Photography2019-06-11 | This sunset was the product of smokey skies from the wildfires thousands of kilometers away in Alberta completely covering the Nova Scotia skies.
See more of my work on Instagram at @onthecoastnsA Lazy Sunday for Cats Time LapseOn The Coast Photography2017-11-19 | Something different from what I normally do for time lapses. Taken on a lazy rainy sunday, managed to get all three of my cats in this time lapse. Starting with Elvis he is our eldest, then Lily shes our youngest and finally Finn our orange cat.Incredible Worlds Highest Ocean Tides, Tidal+Sunrise Time Lapse 9+ HoursOn The Coast Photography2017-11-12 | Timelapse was taken on November 4th during the full moon at Blomidon Provincial Park, in Nova Scotia.
Blomidon is part of the Bay of Fundy, which is home to the worlds highest tides.
On this day high tide was at 1:20 am at a height of 13.8 meters, and low tide at 7:40 am at 2 meters in height.Beautiful Fall Colors Time Lapse Cape Breton HighlandsOn The Coast Photography2017-10-13 | The fall trees are in full color!
Here is a short timelaspe I took while at Cape Clear in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Personally I would say this is one of the best views I have ever experienced.Blomidon Beach Nova Scotia Low to High Tide Tidal Timelapse 4 Hours TimeOn The Coast Photography2017-09-14 | This was taken on early September 2017 on a hazy but sunny day. This time lapse is comprised of over 800 photos taken over the course of 4 hours.Sunrise Timelapse Cape Split Trail Nova Scotia, Canada 4KOn The Coast Photography2017-08-23 | Part of the Bay of Fundy, you can really see the ocean water pushing past the famous Cape Split rock formation.
This timelapse was taken on August 17th 2017 with a Sony a6000 with a 12 mm Rokinon lens.
This was taken over for about an hour, starting shortly before sunrise and about 40 mins after sunrise.Paddies Island Nova Scotia Full Moon Rising Time LapseOn The Coast Photography2017-08-02 | Here is a time lapse of the full moon rising over Paddies Island found in Medford Nova Scotia for in the Bay of Fundy. I took this time lapse a few months ago and finally just getting the finishing touches done now.
I hope you enjoy.Time Lapse 4K Low to High Tide Range Over 11 Meters (36 Feet) Increase!On The Coast Photography2017-04-12 | 4K Tidal TImelapse that I took on April 9th from low to high tide. Spanning from 6:20 am to 12 pm.
This timelapse is over 1700 photos, taken on a Canon T5i with a Rokinon 8 mm 3.5 fisheye lens.Ocean Tide Timelapse Baxters Harbor Low to High Tide 30+ FeetOn The Coast Photography2017-04-06 | Here is a timelapse I took at Baxters Harbor, Nova Scotia. This location is in the Bay of Fundy, home of the worlds highest tides.
This timelapse was taken on March 30th 2017 from 8:30 am until 2 pm. The ocean tides rose over 30 feet during this time, all the way to my tripod legs by the end of the video.
For inquires about this video please email: onthecoastns@gmail.comSnow Storm Time Lapse Overnight 16 hours Nova Scotia CanadaOn The Coast Photography2017-01-09 | Decided to try a time lapse of a incoming snow storm that was hitting Nova Scotia Saturday night. This was roughly 35 centimeters (nearly 14 inches). This time lapse was taken with a Sigma 10-20 mm on a Canon T5i overnight from 6 pm until 10 am. A photo was being taken every 30 seconds over the 16 hour period.
Music: Childish Gambino - Me And Your Mama (Instrumental) youtube.com/watch?v=Ojq9V9v78_gIncredible Timelapse High to Low Tide, Burntcoat Head Park Nova Scotia.On The Coast Photography2016-10-20 | This timelapse was taken on Sunday October 16, 2016 from 2 pm until 7 pm. Showing the greater park of the Bay of Fundy tides going out.
On this day the ocean tides were 15.5 meters at their highest and nearly 0.5 meters at the lowest tide.
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instagram.com/nature_maven_ns licensing@rumble.comMeat Cove, Cape Breton Time LapseOn The Coast Photography2016-10-10 | One of the most northern points of Nova Scotia, Meat Cove is a beautiful spot to see cliffs, nature, and of course the ocean.Six Hour Time Lapse of the Ocean Low to High Tide Blomidon Provincial Park, Nova ScotiaOn The Coast Photography2016-09-23 | Truly a unique piece of nature, each day 160 billion tonnes of seawater flows in and out of the Bay of Fundy.
Time lapse of the Bay of Fundy, going from low tide to high tide over the course of six hours. Each second in this video is thirty photos.
This is a time lapse video put together from over 800 photos into a short video. Blomidon, Nova Scotia.
Taken with a Canon T5i, 10-20 mm Sigma at 17mm every photo was taken 20 seconds apart.Evangeline Beach: Calming Clouds, Setting Sun, and Turning TidesOn The Coast Photography2016-06-11 | Short Time Lapse take at Evangeline Beach, Nova Scotia of rain clouds passing over the land across the Bay of Fundy.