Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge: A Favourite Spot for Bird Photography
I can’t believe we drove right past Sacramento as many times as we did. The air quality in California’s Central Valley can be rough, so we always tried to get […]
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Wings in Time Digital Art Collection
Welcome to “Wings in Time” — my latest digital art collection! This project has been thoroughly enjoyable for me during a time when my limited mobility has found me doing
A Season of Killdeer
Mother Nature had another marvel in store for me as a Season of Killdeer visited us on the grass behind the RV. What an incredible photography opportunity!
What is the Best Focal Length Lens for Bird Photography?
Last winter I returned to one of my all time favourite bird photography destinations: Cibola National Wildlife Refuge which is on the border between California and Arizona. During my first
Larry the Mute Swan
We’re back in British Columbia for the summer and we’re all set up at our favourite spot at Thunderbird RV Park in Campbell River. Opportunities for wildlife photography abound here,
Cibola National Wildlife Refuge
Explorer. I think I’ll have to add it to my tagline. I’m happiest when I’m out there looking for new things, new places, new experiences. I’m walking across the desert
How To Photograph Birds
Welcome back to my series “Great Subjects”. This week we’re going to look at one of my favourite great subjects to photograph: birds. Bird photography can be incredibly rewarding when
Campground Wildlife in Campbell River, BC
Our new home for the rest of the summer is in Campbell River, British Columbia, where we found a beautiful campsite with abundant wildlife, only 5 minutes walk from the
California’s Salton Sea
Located along the San Andreas Fault, the Salton Sea is California’s largest lake, it’s 225 feet below sea level, and is 25% saltier than the ocean. But it’s beginnings were
Capturing Birds in Flight
I think birds are one of the most difficult subjects to photograph unless they are standing perfectly still. I have always found it difficult to pan my camera at just