Manitoba Photography Portfolio

Selected photographs by Casey Sisterson, a Manitoba photographer working with birds, macro subjects, and the prairie landscape. Browse by genre below, or see the full Manitoba bird photography section.

This photography portfolio brings together my work from across Manitoba: birds and wildlife along rivers, wetlands, and marshes, macro studies of insects and flowers, prairie landscapes from sunrise to storm, black and white work, and street scenes from Belgrade. Pick a collection to start, or visit the Journal for the stories behind recent photographs.

Manitoba bird photography

Manitoba’s wetlands, rivers, and open fields are home to pelicans, eagles, ducks, herons, and songbirds. These images are made with long lenses, from a distance, in the light and weather the birds are actually living in. For more, visit the Manitoba bird photography section.

Manitoba wildlife photography

From bison and black bears to fawns and chipmunks, these images are made from a distance, in the light and weather the animals actually live in. For more, visit the Manitoba wildlife photography section.

Macro photography

Bees, hoverflies, spiders, and dew-covered flowers, photographed at close range. Macro photography shows the small details most people walk past in a garden or along a trail.

Prairie landscape photography

Big skies, sunrise, and sunset colour, winter fields, fog, and frost. The Manitoba prairie changes with every season, and these photographs follow that change.

Black & white photography

Prairie scenes, storm skies, weathered buildings, and city streets in black and white, where light, shape, and texture carry the image.

Beautiful Belgrade

Streets, buildings, doors, and windows of Belgrade, photographed in black and white.

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