Fall colour season is almost upon us. Already we see the changes taking place. In Saskatchewan, the height of the season is usually around the third week of September, though every year is different, and there are variations in different… Read moreTop 10 Fall Colour Spots in Saskatchewan
Fall colour season is just around the corner, so it’s time to prepare for most landscape photographers’ favourite time of year. On the surface, it seems fairly straightforward – wait for the leaves to change and start snapping away. But… Read more10 Ways to Improve Your Fall Colour Photography
This week we’re highlighting a Getting the Shot segment. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at a specific photograph and what was involved in getting the image – why we took it, what attracted us to the scene, and technicalities such as… Read moreGetting the Shot – Hummingbird in Flight
We recently had a chance to venture deep into the backcountry of Banff National Park, well away from the busyness of Canada’s most popular park. But our horseback adventure was quite a change from our usual remote trips where we… Read moreGiddy Up. Exploring Banff’s Backcountry on Horseback
For many of us, especially if you’re in western Canada or parts of the western USA and beyond, a huge factor affecting our photography this summer has been forest fire smoke, usually with a big dose of sizzling hot temperatures… Read moreSmokin’ Hot Photography
We have become increasingly reliant on the “Manual Mode + Auto ISO” method for photographing wildlife, especially for flying birds or for other situations where the action happens quickly, or when the subject is moving among different light conditions. In… Read moreHow to Use Auto ISO for Wildlife Photography
