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Wildlife Photography near Calgary by Duane Starr. I am a self taught nature photographer with no formal photography training. I grew up in a very small town in British Columbia called Fernie. I was always fascinated by cameras, my Dad owned a Ricohflex camera and that is the camera I started out experimenting with - read more and view pictures. |
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Getting a Lower Point of View in Bird Photography by Monte Comeau. As a former school portrait photographer I have taken my photography passion from the repetitive and not so challenging 'job' of creating student portraits to a new and challenging level with bird and wildlife photography. Already knowing the technical aspect of photography gave me a good start - read more. |
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Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park and the Historic Reesor Ranch "An Oasis in the Prairies" by Robert Berdan Cypress Hills Interprovincial park joins south east Alberta to Saskatchewan with an elevation of 1468 m (4,816 ft.) and is the highest point in Canada between the Rocky mountains and Labrador. The unique feature of Cypress Hills is the presence of a high plateau and lodgepole pine trees in the middle of the prairies read more. |
Through out August I have been taking clients out to photograph in Banff and Kananaskis parks this summer and we frequently encountered Grizzly bears, black bears, Bighorn Sheep, Elk, white-tail, mule deer and Pika's. We also encountered two baby black bears that were hit by a car in Kananaskis, if you visit the parks please slow down while driving through you will see more and fewer animals will be killed.
Young Grizzly bear digging next to the highway while his mother feeds on berries in Kananaskis Provincial Park.
August Photo Contest Winner is Leslie De Blasio who wins access to the Online Photoshop Course
Leslie De Blasio, Green Blowfly (Phaenicia sericata) on Pink Pussytoes (Antennaria rosea) - lddesign@shaw.ca
I am always looking to feature new photographers on the web site if you have a series of pictures and can put together a few paragraphs I would be happy to feature some of your work. In August google analytics revealed more then 8,500 visitors dropped by to take a look at the site - thank you for visiting and I will do my best to keep a string of interesting articles coming.
Robert Berdan
Calgary, AB
403 247-2457
Please Visit : www.canadiannaturephotographer.com