
Manitoba, Up Close and Far Away
Manitoba is full of things worth stopping for: the red crown of a woodpecker, a bee dusted gold with pollen, fog settling over a quiet field. Every creature has its own way of being in the world, and this is where I share the ones I have found. Wander through bird photography, macro, prairie landscapes, and black and white, and stay as long as you like.
What I love to photograph
Some days it is a heron on the river, other days a single drop of dew. Whatever the subject, I am happiest out there looking, so come take a look with me.
Stories from the field
The best moments outdoors are rarely planned. These are the stories behind the frames, told as I remember them.
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Manitoba Bird Photography Gear: What You Need and What to Skip
Manitoba bird photography gear, from camera to telephoto zoom to support, plus the two things no budget can buy: patience and a sense of wonder.
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Edge of winter
Eight Manitoba landscape photographs from the quiet stretch when frost turns the prairie white overnight.
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The last of the ducks
Eight Manitoba waterfowl photographs from the last stretch of open water before freeze-up.
Manitoba bird photography
From tiny hummingbirds to white pelicans with wings that spread nearly nine feet, Manitoba is a remarkable place to watch birds, and it is where most of my photographs begin. Every species has its own page with the story behind the photographs and a gallery of my favourite frames. Here is a small sample from the collection.
in the collectionand counting…
Manitoba wildlife photography
From bison on the open prairie to a fawn hidden in the tall grass, Manitoba is full of wildlife worth slowing down for. Every species has its own page with a gallery of my favourite frames. Here is a small sample from the collection.
in the collectionand counting…
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