20 BEST LANDSCAPE AND WILDLIFE PHOTOS OF 2020

To say that 2020 has been an unusual year is an understatement. In fact, it has been a year that has turned our world upside down. In many cases, the things that have brought us joy—time together, and creative pursuits that bring us peace and life—have been decimated. And yet, we have carried on to the best of our ability and hope and pray that what we have personally learned about ourselves and others in 2020 can be used to build a better life in 2021. 

With the lockdowns, travel restrictions, and weather conditions since the pandemic began, I was unable to get out and photograph as much as I normally do. Almost three quarters of my time in 2020 was spent on the Prairies, until we picked up and drove across Canada in the midst of the pandemic (click here to read about that journey).  The rest of my time was spent in the Maritimes, where 19 of the 20 featured photos were taken. 

During this period of time, I came to realize more fully that although I am not a painter, I have—or at least am developing—an artist’s eye for landscapes, buildings and other constructions, and nature. So, some of the photos here, to me anyway, look like they could be paintings. I discovered the term “painterly photographs” this year, and I feel like I have finally defined my niche—my passion. I look forward to taking many painterly photographs during 2021. 

Here are my 20 best photos of 2020. All photos photographed in New Brunswick unless otherwise indicated. 

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Hopewell Rocks, New Brunswick, Canada (click here to read more) 

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Autumn Splendour At Irishtown Nature Park, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada

 

 

Mary’s Point, Fundy Biosphere Reserve/Shepody National Wildlife Area, New Brunswick, Canada (click here to read more)

 

 

Buoys For Sale At The Town Of Bouctouche, New Brunswick, Canada

 

 

Lichen on Tree Branch At Centennial Park, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada (click here to read more)

 

 

Birch Trees At Mapleton Park, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada

 

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Old Barn Along Highway 111 On The Way To St. Martin’s, New Brunswick, Canada

 

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Boardwalk Over The Sand Dunes Along The Atlantic at Irving Eco-Centre, Bouctouche, New Brunswick, Canada (click here to read more)

 

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View Of Man-Made Lake At Mill Creek Trail, Riverview, New Brunswick, Canada

 

 

Fall Foliage at Centennial Park, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada 

 

Old House Along Highway 114 On The Way To Shepody, New Brunswick, Canada 

 

Old Barn Along Highway 114 north of Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick, Canada

 

 

Abandoned House Along Highway 114 north of Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick, Canada 

 

Old Three-Masted Square-Rigged Ship At Highway 915 and Mary’s Point Road, Shepody Area, New Brunswick, Canada 

 

Baby Fir Trees With The Petitcodiac River In The Background On the Way to Hopewell Rocks 

 

Winter Walk Along Mill Creek Trail, Riverview, New Brunswick, Canada 

 

Hairy Woodpecker Spotted At Sackville Water Fowl Park, Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada 

 

Blue-Grey Gnatcatcher Spotted At Irving Eco-Centre, Bouctouche, New Brunswick, Canada 

 

Red Squirrel Spotted At Mill Creek Trail, Riverview, New Brunswick, Canada 

 

This last one is a photo from the Prairies before our trek to Atlantic Canada. 

Double-Crested Cormorant Spotted At Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

 

Join me in 2021 as I share the ups and downs of a Prairie Girl moving to the East Coast of Canada!

 

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