Portfolio is from Rick Price, Alberta. Rick's Portfolio is mostly of large animals found in the Rock Mountains. March 2024
Photography Portfolio by Anne Auclair Moe
I’m based in Calgary and have been doing photography for eight years. I love wildlife, raptors, birds and sometimes venture into doing some landscape photography. I’m a nature lover. March 2024
Our first Photography Portfolio is from Lloyd Baird, Alberta Canada, Lloyd's Portfolio consist of large animals and birds found in and around Alberta. Feb 2024
By Hubert Cormier
After 18 years of using DSLR’s for my photography with my Nikon’s D80, D7200 and D500 crop sensors, I decided that it was time to move to the mirrorless format 2 years ago with my full-frame Z6II. As a double-challenge, this also involved transitioning from a crop to a full frame sensor format as well as a new lens mount system introduced by Nikon for the Z series, called the Z mount. Read More
Tips for Winter Bird Photography
By David Lilly
Jan 2024
Canadian Bird photographers can enjoy their bird photography in winter as well as in the summer. There are many species of birds found in Canada during the winter. Some species can only be found in the southern part of Canada in the winter, the Snowy owl and the Snow Bunting for example. However, winter bird photography does present some challenges.
Warblers have always fascinated me. They are beautiful, they are colorful, they are resilient, and they are very difficult to photograph. It takes years to get really good images. From the 11th of May to the 19th of May 2016 fellow photographer Daryl Hansen decided to go to the best location in Canada, Point Pelee National Park in Ontario to photograph these amazing little creatures and any other birds that presented themselves. Read More
April 2024
With the arrival of spring, Kouchibouguac National Park has lots to offer for outdoor photography. Situated on the Acadian Coastal Drive in New Brunswick's central eastern shore, this park offers opportunities for wildlife, flora, landscape, seascape and astro photography.
The first bird that I was excited to photograph was the Great Blue Heron. The size and the dinosaur appearance were unmistakable. I found them to be very interesting to observe, and have spent a great deal of time watching them.As per All About Birds, they are the largest of the North American herons with long legs, a sinuous neck, and thick dagger like bill. Head, chest, and wing plumes give a shaggy appearance. In flight, the Great Blue Heron curls it’s neck into a tight “S” shape; it’s wings are broad and rounded and it’s legs trail well beyond the tail.
