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Hummingbird Photography Tips by Ken Crebbin Three years ago I started trying to capture images of hummingbirds. I would grab my camera and hike around looking for hummingbirds … but I found this gave me limited success and I wanted to produce better images. Not satisfied with my images, my next step was searching the Internet trying to gather information on hummingbird photography - view pictures and read article. |
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Photos taken with the Tarmon 150-600 mm lens by Rhonda Robinson. May I please share with you evidence of what the Tameron 150-600mm can do. When I’m shooting wildlife (Canon Rebel 3Ti), I prefer to shoot TV mode at 1/1000 second. Most of these shots are at that setting. Several people told me with this size lens I would need a tripod - see pictures and read article. |
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Photographing the Grand Canyon & Bryce Canyon During Winter by Al Mierau On January 29, 2015 my wife Mario and I, along with 38 other passengers, took a 20 day coach tour out of Saskatoon with Sagebrush Tours. This was our 13th coach tour since 2005. After leaving Henderson, Nevada we traveled on part of the historic route 66. - read article and view pictures. |
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DRUMMER BOYS by Dr. Wayne Lynch I made this entry on my birthday in April one year. "I am inside the blind by 5:30am. The grouse has become very tame,and even as I tramped around outside the blind, the defiant bird stayed on his drumming log just 10 meters away Moments after I arrived, the sunrise fingered through the aspens trees and golden rays dappled off the chest of the drummer - view article and pictures. |
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White ghost of the Prairies seen by infrared Part 3 Snowy Owls by Dr.Sharif Galal In winter, Snowy Owls migrate to the wind swept prairies that resemble the wide open spaces of the arctic tundra. These beautiful birds can be photographed east and south of Calgary between November and the end of March. I never seen any owl wester of the city - view pictures and article. |
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Canadian Birds by Christian Gavin As the title states it, the birds shown in this next gallery, can be seen regularly from coast to coast Canada. Whether you are located in the rocky mountains in B.C., live in a city of the province of Ontario, or near the ocean in Nova Scotia; chances are that you have encountered most of those species at least once in your life - read article. |
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Photographers Mobbed by Wild Turkeys in Alberta by Dr. Robert Berdan - Photos by R Berdan & Kamal Varma. I was inpsired by David Lilly's article on Wild Turkeys to seek them out near MIllarville. I headed out with fellow photographer Kamal Varma. Dave told us where he found them so we decided to try our luck on a dull and overcast day in February. What we found surprised us - read article and view pictures. |
Dr. Wayne Lynch is coming out with a new ebook on wildlife photography for the mountain national parks. As part of his research he discovered that it is now OK to use blinds in National Parks. See below.
Here is what the parks had to say with regard to the use of blinds.
We encourage you to inform your readers on proper photoblind use etiquette.
I hope to feature Dr. Lynch's new ebook in the Canadian Nature Photographer ithis spring.
George Brybycin, some call the Ansel Adams of the Rocky's, is also coming out with a new book which he claims will be his best and final book on the Canadian Rockies this spring. We we will feature pictures and an article about George Brybcin and his new book as soon as its available.
