Featured Photographers & Artists Virginia Boulay George Brybycin Steven Fagan Halle Flygare Debbie Garside Jack Leung Darren McKenna Gabriele Ehnes-Lilly Jonathan Huyer John Knight David Lilly Alan Mackeigan Mark Schacter Heather Simonds George Webber Michael Wigle Steve Williamson Steve Willimson Frank Wood All photographers are welcome to submit an article and photos so long as the content is "Canadian" in nature.
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In this section we will feature some of Canada's best and up and coming Nature photographers and artists. If you would like to be featured, send us a link to a portfolio of images, or your web site and a suggestion for a topic. Currently we can not afford to pay for the articles or photos but the hope is we can bring your some exposure and business through a link to your web site or an email link. We are happy to feature your books or photography media. Currently the Canadian Nature photographer receives between 2000 and 5000 visitors a month, most are from North America but we do get visitors from around the world. Coming this Summer - Video Interviews with some of Canada's Top Photographers
Pictures using animals that are not "wild" that is from a zoo, game farm or rehabilitation center should be labelled (CS) for controlled situation". Photographs that were manipulated digitally for artistic purposes that include adding or removing major elements (i.e. you added or subtracted elements not in the original picture) should include (DM) for digitally manipulated. Basic image editing such as manipulation of contrast, exposure, hue, saturation, dust removal, sharpening etc are not considered manipulated as these things could also have been accomplished in a traditional darkroom. Digital manipulation is permitted we just want our visitors to know if an image has been manipulated. In fact if you have a neat Photoshop technique we are also interested in "how you did it" type articles. All articles should be submitted by email as Word documents or as plain text embedded within an email, images can be attached to the email as separate .jpg files. Images may be cropped and resized and text may be edited for each article. Download our submission guidelines for more information. If you put your name and copyright on the photo please use arial font and no bigger then 12 pts. Download Submission Guidelines (PDF ) We sincerely hope you find the articles informative and inspiring. Sincerely PS the comments and opinions in each article represent those of the photographer and artist and do not necessarily represent those of the "Canadian Nature Photographer". If you are interested in purchasing photos from a specific photographer please contact them directly. |
