After discovering the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge in California, it didn’t take long before we started exploring the other wildlife refuges nearby. Colusa National Wildlife Refuge is just a short […]
Last night I told Ray that I thought I had run out of hope. It’s been over 2 years since I developed an auto-immune disease – one that is supposed
One of my favourite watering holes on the pacific flyway is Whitewater Draw in Arizona. Here Sandhill Cranes arrive by the tens of thousands every winter. It’s a phenomenon I’ve
We have a bald eagle nest in the estuary behind our campsite in Campbell River, British Columbia. It’s too far away to photograph (for me), but with a spotting scope,
I can’t remember the last time I made an image, processed it, and published it on the same day. I’m lucky if I process my images in the same year
Sometimes it takes me awhile to get around to processing my favourite photos. I’m not sure why I do that – I tuck them away like a wildcard. That’s what
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,
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
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
One of the things I love about my current location on the estuary in Campbell River, British Columbia, is all the birds that frequent my back yard. Every day there
Driving through Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania, the sheer density of the animals is truly incredible. There are so many large animals that some of the smaller animals take a back seat
