The last few days I have been out photographing the Short Eared Owls, Northern Harriers, Great Blue Heron and a few bird species in the marsh. Brief background: Short-eared owls are most often seen in the late afternoon and at dawn or dusk. They primarily eat small...
Come join us for a special photography presentation by local photographer Frank Pali, as he shares his expert knowledge on wildlife photography. He will be sharing tips such getting close safely, how to keep it steady and aperture priority vs shutter priority. PLEASE...
Nature’s Delights and Disappointments I have been photographing an Osprey family of three chicks in Maple Ridge over the past few weeks. Today I was reminded of the delight and disappointment that Mother Nature brings us. Some Osprey info: They mate for life...
Six Reasons Why You Will Love This Workshop Bang for your Buck – Once you land, everything is included! Our tour includes workshop fees, all accommodation and meals, ground and water transportation and local flights. Small Numbers – The group is limited to ten people....
In the world of wildlife photography, it’s hard to keep a secret. I was chatting with a fellow wildlife photographer who mentioned a certain Osprey nest in Maple Ridge and the photos he was able to capture. Lucky for me, he shared his “secret” spot. I headed...
