"to see the world in a grain of sand..."
This week I discovered a most phenomenal location for infrared photography. It’s so secluded you wouldn’t even know there was a location there! On the day that I was shooting there were no clouds – not the best for IR but I think I made the best of it. What do you think?Continue Reading
https://blog.nature-photography-central.com/2012/07/24/5108/
I’m making some huge changes here in the next week or so. It’s very possible that this page will no longer work. The upgrades to my website and the blog will be massive, so if things are broken or missing please let me know. Hopefully it will be temporary but some posts maybe lost forever. I probably won’t worry about old old archives disappearing – they are so out of date anyway. hahaha!
But the new and improved site will be amazing – with Featured Photographers, Photo Contests, Guest writers – on a modern fast platform, I can’t wait. 🙂 I hope you like it better too. After all, this post’s for you!
All I can say is the app works great – Solar Monitor confirmed Chris’s head’s up, that an Aurora this weekend was going to happen. And it did, and HOW!Continue Reading
After I did an early morning shoot with some amazing dogs, I headed up to Selkirk to see the ruins of the MS Lord Selkirk II. Continue Reading
My colleague and fellow photographic artist, Chris Brown, just let me know that there is some major solar activity happening right now which is going to create the conditions for amazing auroras.Continue Reading
I’m loving the heatwave – to me this is what a real summer is all about. I’m mostly dedicating my time right now to infrared photography, since with the wonderful skies it’s perfect for IR, and unlike a lot of people I like the heat and want to spend as much time as I can outdoors. Continue Reading
Yesterday was Canada day here in Canada, it’s our version of the 4th of July. And just like my American friends, we celebrate with street parties, bonfires, get togethers with friends and family, and of course FIREWORKS. So I decided to have a fireworks party to celebrate the greatest country in the world. Continue Reading
Over the years, I’ve noticed strange symmetrical patterns carved out of the willow trees around my property. I have always wondered how and who made them, and why. They are very regular, and quite perfect, like a grid carved out of the bark of the tree. Today I think I solved the mystery! Continue Reading
