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Here's one more photo from that brief encounter I had with the Short Eared Owl a few days ago. Hopefully, I'll be able to get some more perched shots on my next adventures out. And as always, some inflight shots. Taken with the Nikon D850 and the Ni
Yesterday morning, I was up early before the sun was even over the horizon. The silent hunters of the marsh were already out. They glided over the marsh, searching the grass for breakfast . It was too dark for any inflight photos despite them being i
The sun only just started to rise behind a clouded sky. Everything was overcast and grey, which would have told rain was on the way, had it not already been raining. But I was already out looking for wildlife. For the first couple of hours, things
Red winged black bird taken back during the summer. The weather hasn't been great for wildlife the last bit, so here's one from the archives. These little birds have an unmistakable call that once you've heard it, you can never mistake it. Taken
Some throwback photos to 2021 and my first time seeing and photographing Elk. This is one wildlife encounter I won't forget. The original subject I was photographing was a small rock stack someone had constructed on the banks of a stream that flowed
Some more bumblebee photos from a couple of weeks ago. Macro photography is something I'm still very new to, but I've got a few photos in mind that I'd really like to try some are wildlife related others are not. Taken with the Nikon D850 and the L
Some throwback photos from when I was up in Kamloops a couple of months back. If anyone is able to help me identify the bird, that would be appreciated, I had that name but have since forgotten it and don't want to make an incorrect identification.
Here's a couple of more photos of Dean Village from my Scotland trip a couple of months ago. See you in 2025, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Taken with the Nikon D850 and the Nikkor 55-300mm F5.6 Which photo is your favourite? #edinburghsnapshots #eding
Macro photography opens up a whole new world and countless things to photograph from insects to flowers and more. Here's another photo of the bumblebees in the backyard. There's so much variety and potential in what shots can be taken that it'll be
The Bees have returned to the backyard, this particular flower is their favorite it's the same one they frequented last year, so I've always been keeping an eye out for them and within the past couple days there they were but the weather wasn't on my
Bald Eagle in flight. Another shot from the archives. It's been a while since I've taken some good inflight photos of Bald Eagles. Hopefully, that will change very soon. Only if every encounter could end up like this one my back to the sun and the E
Immature Bald Eagle portrait taken this past weekend. Based on its colouring I want to say it's around 2 1/2 years old. But if there's anyone who's more experienced with birds and raptors, please feel free to correct me. I included a B&W edit a
Another eagle photo from the archives. Swipe for a close-up shot. Taken with the Canon 7d Mark ii and the sigma 150-600mm F/5-6.3 @canoncanada @sigmacanada #canonphotographers #canonphotography #canoncanada #wildlifephotographer #eaglephotograph

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