Abandoned or not?

deer fawn

Spring is one of the best times of year for outdoor photographers. It’s a time of renewal, and the possibility of observing and taking pictures of young creatures is very exciting. One of the most frequently seen species in the Kamloops and Sun Peaks areas is the mule deer. Spring’s a very important time for does as they move into suitable … [Read more...]

The Northern pygmy owl

Northern-Pygmy-Owl

The Northern pygmy owl is a sight that never fails to fascinate — its unmatched beauty strikes a chord with pretty much everyone. This little creature is one of the smallest species of owl and at hardly 18 centimetres tall it’s only a little bigger than a pop can. While it’s arguable that everything about the pygmy owl makes it a visual … [Read more...]

A coat for every lens

lenscoat

This past fall I spent some time photographing in the Wells Gray Provincial Park backcountry. My guide on the adventure led me through some of the thickest bush and wetlands I’ve ever experienced. In order to be prepared to photograph deer and moose at a moment’s notice, I carried my big 10 pound wildlife lens, camera and tripod over my … [Read more...]