I wandered through the trees west of Bragg Creek near Kananaskis this morning. Little scenes drawing my eye as I went along. I went looking for a resident great gray owl I’ve known for several years. She’s an energetic hunter in the morning as we get into the second half of summer here. It took […]
The 50th anniversary Tsuut ina Nation INFR Tour Rodeo is underway this weekend. It s easily my favorite rodeo to photograph every year. I was along the rails for the Friday evening performance last night. One cowboy stopped for a quick chat and when I was reviewing the day s images, found that I had a few good [ ]
A recent sighting of a Belted kingfisher reminded me of watching a Green kingfisher fishing in Belize, showcasing its speed and agility while catching a sizable prey.
I observed a Kingfisher landing at a small lake near Bragg Creek. These stunning birds fish all day, and their clicking sounds assist in locating them as they swiftly maneuver through trees and skim over water.
The author captures the excitement of barrel racing at the Calgary Stampede Rodeo, highlighting memorable moments while photographing riders like Carlee Otero, who achieved a winning time of 16.79 seconds. The post emphasizes the dynamics of the sport, showcasing the intense action and skill involved in navigating the barrels.
After a challenging few months, the arrival of spring brings renewed positivity. Reflecting on a recent trip to Belize, the warmth of Central America in February enhances fond memories. The highlight was photographing toucans in the wild, a dream rooted in childhood fascination from a Fruit Loops cereal box.
A mother common merganser and her ducklings swam past me at sunset. Previously, a loon performed nearby. I'm enjoying the beauty of the lake and its wildlife this summer.
The photographer reflects on shooting a loon at a small lake over several summers. On a serene evening, he captures the bird's movements against an overcast sky and beautiful sunset, enjoying the experience with one of his favorite subjects.
Last week, the sun was highly active, causing a week-long aurora storm due to increased solar plasma. Despite some cloudy nights, I captured stunning images of the Northern Lights near the Elbow River at 3:30 AM on the 3rd, highlighting the best display of the Aurora Borealis this year.
I found this coyote trotting around some acreages on the western edge of Calgary yesterday. She grabbed a spot of shade under a lilac bush which seemed to be foreshadowing for a great outdoor event going on downtown today. The 4th Street Lilac Festival in Calgary is a great outdoor party with music performances, artisan [ ]