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Bugle

A bull elk bugles whilst surrounded by his harem of females (out of shot). This was the first bull elk I saw on my recent trip and he didn't disappoint.

Prized Leaf

This pika (or 'boulder bunny', as I call them, due to them being members of the rabbit/hare family), was especially proud of this leaf it found. Pika are cute enough, but this really amplifies the cuteness.

Yellow Crop

Canola paints the fields of the Canadian Prairies in a vibrant yellow. From Mid-July to early August, when in full bloom, you can find fields like this that stretch to the horizon. Growing up in Alberta and having family in Saskatchewan who farm gave me an appreciation for our Canadian farmers. Not only is farming hard work, but there is a science behind farming. I don’t claim to know or understand it. What I do know is that, no matter how much of that science you employ or how much you prepare and invest in your crops. Farmers are always at the mercy of Mother Nature. All the farmers I know absolutely love farming. I can understand that.

The Judge

Mount Judge Howay of Golden Ears Park as seen from the north west corner of Sumas Mountain. From the north side of Abbotsford it's the most unique mountain view and perfectly nestled within Miracle Valley. The line of sight passes directly over Stave Lake, passing Mount Robie Reid to the west.

Vigilant Eyes

This little fellow is commonly known as a gopher, though it’s technically a Richardson's ground squirrel. Found extensively in the grasslands of North America, it’s often considered a pest to Farmers and Ranchers, thanks to its burrows riddling pastureland. But it plays a vital role in the ecosystem, serving as a key food source for Birds of Prey, Coyotes, and Fox. Its burrows also benefit other species like Burrowing Owls, who rely on the abandoned holes for nesting. Keeping a watchful eye above the grass, this one seems to know exactly how much it matters to everything hunting nearby.

fall view of Niagara falls

fall view of Niagara falls

Low tide

Low tide at Craig Bay on Vancouver Island pulls the ocean back and reveals the seafloor's quiet residents. At low tide, the bay is almost emptied, leaving a lone cockle shell partially buried in the grey sand.

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Lake Louise Serenity!

May at Lake Louise brings a brief, magical window where winter and summer collide. Despite the freezing temperature, the clarity of the thawing glacial water and the quiet serenity of the early-season paddlers made it an unforgettable day in the Rockies!!

Surprise Encounter!

I was surprised to capture these two Atlantic puffins having a little standoff on the mossy, rugged cliffs of Elliston, Newfoundland. They appeared so quickly! I love how the dark, soft background really makes their bright orange beaks and crisp black-and-white plumage pop.

Gull Take Off

A group of gulls take off all at once in the Great Bear Rainforest.

Spirit Bear

A Spirit Bear in the Great Bear Rainforest.

The Big Catch

A grizzly bear catches a salmon in Toba Inlet, BC

Fall in the Bog

Mer Bleue Bog in Ottawa in the morning autumn sunlight. There wasn't any wind or cloud, which made for perfect conditions for reflection shots on the water. Just minutes ago the water was inhabited by hundreds of Canada geese, but you wouldn't know it with the lack of ripples or any movement showing in the water. The morning light enhanced the colour of the already saturated trees lining the bog. The capture is truly a photo that represents calm, serenity and peace in nature.

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Bugle

A bull elk bugles whilst surrounded by his harem of females (out of shot). This was the first bull elk I saw on my recent trip and he didn't disappoint.

Prized Leaf

This pika (or 'boulder bunny', as I call them, due to them being members of the rabbit/hare family), was especially proud of this leaf it found. Pika are cute enough, but this really amplifies the cuteness.

Yellow Crop

Canola paints the fields of the Canadian Prairies in a vibrant yellow. From Mid-July to early August, when in full bloom, you can find fields like this that stretch to the horizon. Growing up in Alberta and having family in Saskatchewan who farm gave me an appreciation for our Canadian farmers. Not only is farming hard work, but there is a science behind farming. I don’t claim to know or understand it. What I do know is that, no matter how much of that science you employ or how much you prepare and invest in your crops. Farmers are always at the mercy of Mother Nature. All the farmers I know absolutely love farming. I can understand that.

The Judge

Mount Judge Howay of Golden Ears Park as seen from the north west corner of Sumas Mountain. From the north side of Abbotsford it's the most unique mountain view and perfectly nestled within Miracle Valley. The line of sight passes directly over Stave Lake, passing Mount Robie Reid to the west.

Vigilant Eyes

This little fellow is commonly known as a gopher, though it’s technically a Richardson's ground squirrel. Found extensively in the grasslands of North America, it’s often considered a pest to Farmers and Ranchers, thanks to its burrows riddling pastureland. But it plays a vital role in the ecosystem, serving as a key food source for Birds of Prey, Coyotes, and Fox. Its burrows also benefit other species like Burrowing Owls, who rely on the abandoned holes for nesting. Keeping a watchful eye above the grass, this one seems to know exactly how much it matters to everything hunting nearby.

fall view of Niagara falls

fall view of Niagara falls

Low tide

Low tide at Craig Bay on Vancouver Island pulls the ocean back and reveals the seafloor's quiet residents. At low tide, the bay is almost emptied, leaving a lone cockle shell partially buried in the grey sand.

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1111

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Lake Louise Serenity!

May at Lake Louise brings a brief, magical window where winter and summer collide. Despite the freezing temperature, the clarity of the thawing glacial water and the quiet serenity of the early-season paddlers made it an unforgettable day in the Rockies!!

Surprise Encounter!

I was surprised to capture these two Atlantic puffins having a little standoff on the mossy, rugged cliffs of Elliston, Newfoundland. They appeared so quickly! I love how the dark, soft background really makes their bright orange beaks and crisp black-and-white plumage pop.

Gull Take Off

A group of gulls take off all at once in the Great Bear Rainforest.

Spirit Bear

A Spirit Bear in the Great Bear Rainforest.

The Big Catch

A grizzly bear catches a salmon in Toba Inlet, BC

Fall in the Bog

Mer Bleue Bog in Ottawa in the morning autumn sunlight. There wasn't any wind or cloud, which made for perfect conditions for reflection shots on the water. Just minutes ago the water was inhabited by hundreds of Canada geese, but you wouldn't know it with the lack of ripples or any movement showing in the water. The morning light enhanced the colour of the already saturated trees lining the bog. The capture is truly a photo that represents calm, serenity and peace in nature.