Flyby Pays Tribute
444 Squadron and 5 Wing Goose Bay conducts a flyby of the hospital and RCMP office paying tribute to hospital staff, RCMP and frontline worker
Six Nunatsiavut Photographers Featured in Airport Exhibit
Airport Exhibit – In January we hung images from six Nunatsiavut photographers in the departure lounge at the airport in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
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Canadian Leaders at Sea join HMCS ST. JOHN'S while deploying to the Great Lakes.Photo By: Cpl Ian Thompson, Canadian Armed Forces Photo.
Royal Canadian Navy’s Canadian Leaders at Sea (CLaS) Program
The chance to participate in RCN’s “Canadian Leaders at Sea” program on the HMCS St. John’s was the experience of a lifetime
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444 Squadron Conducts Night Training in Goose Bay
444 Squadron Conducts Night Training in Goose Bay – lost, injured, in the woods alone at night in bad weather…..this is what help would look like!
Photo Workshop
A snippet and a few photos from the recent Photo Workshop held in Grand Falls-Windsor, offered in partnership with the March March Museum and The Rooms
Fantastic Turnout for the Gallery Show Opening
Fantastic turnout for the Gallery Show Opening and the subsequent Talk and Tour at the Mary March Museum in Grand Falls-Windsor.
Gallery Exhibit Opening June 5, 2019
Gallery Exhibit – Geoff Goodyear, My Photographic Journey at the March March Provincial Museum this summer. Opening Reception June 5, 2019.
5 Wing Mess Dinner
The 5 Wing Goose Bay Annual Mess Dinner was held April 11 (2019) and of course, the traditional piano burning took place. A great night!
Interviewed for “Let’s get Writing” on Rogers TV.
I had the pleasure to be interviewed by Kathryn Musseau, the host of Rogers TV’s “Let’s get Writing.
Battle Harbour Visit 2017
My wife’s family are from Battle Harbour which is located on an island east of the Labrador Coastal community of Mary’s Harbour. They visit the family’s homesteads every summer and I had the pleasure of tagging along on this year’s pilgrimage.
Don't miss the opportunity to see some of the most spectacular images from Nunatsiavut region of Labrador. 180 pages with narratives in both English and Inuktitut.
A collaborative effort of Geoff Goodyear Photography and the Nunatsiavut Government
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