In Sunset

A red fox mother walks gracefully toward me against the setting sun, her fur glowing in warm, golden light, radiating charm and wild elegance.

Innocence at Play

This image captures a fleeting moment in the early life of a red fox kit, where play and instinct briefly converge. The cub tosses its yet-to-be-understood prey gently, which happens to rest perfectly on its open mouth—not out of hunger, but curiosity and exploration, rehearsing the skills it will need to survive. Its movements carry the lightness and innocence of youth, yet hint at the rhythm of the wild. Photographed from a respectful distance, the scene reveals the delicate balance between innocence and instinct. In this brief instant, before play gives way to purpose, tenderness and survival intertwine, and the quiet rhythm of nature is revealed.

Eastern Bluebird

I had the good fortune this past spring, to observe a pair of Eastern Bluebird's. They had taken to nesting in a farm fence birdhouse. Over the course of approximately a month, I watched as they took great care in rearing a hatchling. An experience I will never forget, and hope to repeat next spring. That is, if they return to the same location.

Waterloo Winter

Although winter had already arrived early in Waterloo Region this autumn. Today, being the first calendar day of winter, was certainly no exception. Never ending snow squalls off of Lake Huron, combined with a steady north west wind made for a rather snowy winter wonderland.

Hairy Woodpecker under the snow

A beautiful Hairy Woodpecker under the snow in an urban park of Quebec City.

Discover the world

A young fox cub discovering the world.

The Hairy Woodpecker

This male Hairy Woodpecker struck the pose in exactly the right spot.

Snowy Owl Storm Bliss

While travelling through Elk Island National Park I noticed in the clearing on a beaver dam was a dark silhouette. At first I believed it to be a bald eagle but I was mistaken and as I approached I realised it to be a gorgeous juvenile female snowy owl! This is my first and only encounter with a wild snowy owl and to see it in the National Park that's more like a second home to me was extra special

Snowy Owl Storm Bliss

While travelling through Elk Island National Park I noticed in the clearing on a beaver dam was a dark silhouette. At first I believed it to be a bald eagle but I was mistaken and as I approached I realised it to be a gorgeous juvenile female snowy owl! This is my first and only encounter with a wild snowy owl and to see it in the National Park that's more like a second home to me was extra special

Snowy Owl Storm Bliss

While travelling through Elk Island National Park I noticed in the clearing on a beaver dam was a dark silhouette. At first I believed it to be a bald eagle but I was mistaken and as I approached I realised it to be a gorgeous juvenile female snowy owl! This is my first and only encounter with a wild snowy owl and to see it in the National Park that's more like a second home to me was extra special

Misty Morning Humpback

We caught a wildlife tour boat from Port MacNeill as we were sailing south-east into the Johnstone Strait we saw a Humpback Whale breaching between us and the misty shorline of Vancouver Island.

Serious business

Two bucks in the very early morning fighting for dominance

Perfect pose and light

Sometimes your subject poses in the perfect place

Cold morning breath

A very crisp frosty morning found this rutting buck in the meadow

Nesting material

A swallow picking up a swan feather

Buck tussle

Two bucks tussling each other before the rut

Autumn mushrooms

A stroll down a trail looking for moose revealed these beauties

One day I will have some better antlers

A little buck checking me out one morning

Checking the surroundings

A young fox looking over dads back

Inquisitive

A five day old caribou coming to see what we were

In Sunset

A red fox mother walks gracefully toward me against the setting sun, her fur glowing in warm, golden light, radiating charm and wild elegance.

Innocence at Play

This image captures a fleeting moment in the early life of a red fox kit, where play and instinct briefly converge. The cub tosses its yet-to-be-understood prey gently, which happens to rest perfectly on its open mouth—not out of hunger, but curiosity and exploration, rehearsing the skills it will need to survive. Its movements carry the lightness and innocence of youth, yet hint at the rhythm of the wild. Photographed from a respectful distance, the scene reveals the delicate balance between innocence and instinct. In this brief instant, before play gives way to purpose, tenderness and survival intertwine, and the quiet rhythm of nature is revealed.

Eastern Bluebird

I had the good fortune this past spring, to observe a pair of Eastern Bluebird's. They had taken to nesting in a farm fence birdhouse. Over the course of approximately a month, I watched as they took great care in rearing a hatchling. An experience I will never forget, and hope to repeat next spring. That is, if they return to the same location.

Waterloo Winter

Although winter had already arrived early in Waterloo Region this autumn. Today, being the first calendar day of winter, was certainly no exception. Never ending snow squalls off of Lake Huron, combined with a steady north west wind made for a rather snowy winter wonderland.

Hairy Woodpecker under the snow

A beautiful Hairy Woodpecker under the snow in an urban park of Quebec City.

Discover the world

A young fox cub discovering the world.

The Hairy Woodpecker

This male Hairy Woodpecker struck the pose in exactly the right spot.

Snowy Owl Storm Bliss

While travelling through Elk Island National Park I noticed in the clearing on a beaver dam was a dark silhouette. At first I believed it to be a bald eagle but I was mistaken and as I approached I realised it to be a gorgeous juvenile female snowy owl! This is my first and only encounter with a wild snowy owl and to see it in the National Park that's more like a second home to me was extra special

Snowy Owl Storm Bliss

While travelling through Elk Island National Park I noticed in the clearing on a beaver dam was a dark silhouette. At first I believed it to be a bald eagle but I was mistaken and as I approached I realised it to be a gorgeous juvenile female snowy owl! This is my first and only encounter with a wild snowy owl and to see it in the National Park that's more like a second home to me was extra special

Snowy Owl Storm Bliss

While travelling through Elk Island National Park I noticed in the clearing on a beaver dam was a dark silhouette. At first I believed it to be a bald eagle but I was mistaken and as I approached I realised it to be a gorgeous juvenile female snowy owl! This is my first and only encounter with a wild snowy owl and to see it in the National Park that's more like a second home to me was extra special

Misty Morning Humpback

We caught a wildlife tour boat from Port MacNeill as we were sailing south-east into the Johnstone Strait we saw a Humpback Whale breaching between us and the misty shorline of Vancouver Island.

Serious business

Two bucks in the very early morning fighting for dominance

Perfect pose and light

Sometimes your subject poses in the perfect place

Cold morning breath

A very crisp frosty morning found this rutting buck in the meadow

Nesting material

A swallow picking up a swan feather

Buck tussle

Two bucks tussling each other before the rut

Autumn mushrooms

A stroll down a trail looking for moose revealed these beauties

One day I will have some better antlers

A little buck checking me out one morning

Checking the surroundings

A young fox looking over dads back

Inquisitive

A five day old caribou coming to see what we were