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.
New Photo Contest
Air Borealis has a photo contest on the go! Get those cameras out folks. You can get more information …Read on for rules and info
While We Sleep….
Taken over a 3 hour period, it shows a meteor, star trails, the North Star, passing aircraft
PEI Star Trails
On a recent visit with friends in PEI I was able to get several time lapse sessions during clear nights. This is a composite
Out For A Swim
Black bear in Hebron Fiord. Obviously fishing for Char, he looks almost a human out for a swim.
Labradoria – Official Opening
Many thanks to Mina Campbell and her staff at the Labrador Interpretation Centre as well as all those who joined us for the official opening of Labradoria
Portraits of Labrador
Photo of Tunker Campbell by Geoff Goodyear – “Portraits of Labrador”, Newfoundland Quarterly Online. For those unfamiliar with this place, it is the northernmost component of the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador on Canada’s Northeast coast.
Exhibit – Labrador Interpretation Centre
Rare Sights
My work as a helicopter pilot took me to remarkable locations across the “Big Land.” It is my hope that the images I was able to capture carry you to places in Labrador that few will ever see in person.
My Best,
Geoff
On exhibit at the Labrador Interpretation Centre,…
When Photography Becomes A Passion
Photography is one of the few hobbies that you can have throughout your entire life. As long as you can hold a camera, you can create. There will always be something to learn. It can become a passion!
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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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