Canada Geese
I like photographing all animals, not just the exotic ones. These Canada Geese were in the estuary behind our campsite in Campbell River, British Columbia. When they first take off,
Fairy Tale Toadstool
This is the coolest mushroom I’ve ever seen. I don’t know if it’s actually a toadstool or not, but it sure looks like a toadstool straight out of a fairy
A Flock of Flamingos
This is a photo from a couple of years ago that I just never got around to publishing. I made this image of a flock of flamingos at the San
Acacia Trees at Sunrise
An iconic African landscape: acacia trees silhouetted at sunrise in Serengeti National Park Tanzania. Every day in Africa I got up in the darkness so I could be in position
Serval in Ngorongoro Crater Tanzania
I’m so excited to be off on a new adventure today! Destination: Iceland. While I’m away, I’ll be publishing a whole bunch of new images on the blog to keep
First day with my Sony A6000 at Paradise Meadows Strathcona Provincial Park
I wish I could be one of those people who always has the latest and greatest camera gear. I love gear! I mean, obviously it’s not as important as having
Bald Eagles on Vancouver Island BC
After last year’s amazing wildlife viewing from our campsite in Campbell River, BC, Ray and I decided to come back for four months this year and we’ve enjoyed another incredible
Photography at Trona Pinnacles, California
After the stories we’ve been told and everything we read in our research about Trona Pinnacles, we were prepared for a bone rattling drive out to one of the most
Humpback Whales Breaching
It was one of those days out on the water when not much was happening. It was quiet. Not very many boats, not a lot of birds or anything. The
Wildlife Photography in Serengeti National Park – Part 2
My favourite location in my African photo safari was Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. In Part 1 of this series I showed you one of the reasons why: the endless
Buffalo Horns in Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
One thing that caught me by surprise when I visited Africa was realizing that everything is covered in bones! I mean, of course it is (duh) I just didn’t think