This post is the first of three posts on the remarkable churches of the French shore of Nova Scotia. L'Eglise de Saint-Bernard Church is made primarily of stone, an example of early 20th century Gothic architecture.

Museums and churches have  one thing in common. Please not not use flash photography. Flashes in museums can damage the artifacts and flash photography in churches compromises the ambience that the builder intended not to mention annoying other visitors. Use a tripod or high speed lenses. Using flash photography with birds also destroys the naturalness of the image and scares the bird.

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