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“ANIMAL” Series 1 of this new natural history program premieres November 10th featuring Big Cats, Dogs, Marsupials and ...
11/05/2021

“ANIMAL”

Series 1 of this new natural history program premieres November 10th featuring Big Cats, Dogs, Marsupials and Octupus.

Series 2 (which I was fortunate to shoot for) will come out in March 2022 featuring Apes, Bears, Birds of Prey and Dolphins.

10/22/2021

Ears back and swatting at whatever is in their way.
The ferocity of a lion starts at an early age. Three siblings, just a few months old squabble over access to their mother’s milk.

10/21/2021

Pine warbler at 938fps.

For scale - this moment was about 0.4 seconds in real time


Morning light greets the dew covered flora in Torino, BC. The endless inflow of moisture and mild year round temperature...
09/30/2021

Morning light greets the dew covered flora in Torino, BC. The endless inflow of moisture and mild year round temperatures keeps the plant life in a perpetual state of greenery.

The skull of a young lion sits on the shores of Matusadona National Park in Zimbabwe. Just 100 years ago, there may have...
09/24/2021

The skull of a young lion sits on the shores of Matusadona National Park in Zimbabwe. Just 100 years ago, there may have been as many as 500,000 lions which roamed the African continent but today it is estimated there are as few as 16,000 - 25,000 that remain. There are many threats facing wildlife in Africa as human development  encroaches on wild spaces.  It is only when we see nature and its creatures as valuable and irreplaceable that we will begin to protect them.

Hidden somewhere in the trees along the banks of Western Brook Pond in Gros Morne National Park, there is a black bear f...
09/21/2021

Hidden somewhere in the trees along the banks of Western Brook Pond in Gros Morne National Park, there is a black bear foraging for berries. Can you spot it?

A blacked-backed jackal drinks from a waterhole in Etosha National Park, Namibia.
09/20/2021

A blacked-backed jackal drinks from a waterhole in Etosha National Park, Namibia.

Water and rock playing off one another. Like gazing into a fire, these ever changing forms leave me in a trance.
09/19/2021

Water and rock playing off one another. Like gazing into a fire, these ever changing forms leave me in a trance.

Trekking through Baffin Island’s Akshayuk pass meant being prepared for high winds, rain, snow, with very few spots to ...
09/18/2021

Trekking through Baffin Island’s Akshayuk pass meant being prepared for high winds, rain, snow, with very few spots to seek shelter. This little tent was our home for myself, and two expedition partners during the trip. The nice thing with these long trips is the more you eat, the lighter your pack becomes by the end.

Kelp washed up into the intertidal zone. I love the beautiful patterns and shapes found in nature. Tofino, BC.December ...
09/17/2021

Kelp washed up into the intertidal zone. I love the beautiful patterns and shapes found in nature.
Tofino, BC.
December 2018

A local Tharu fisherman casts his fishing net into the Rapti River. This river serves as one of the borders of Chitwan N...
09/16/2021

A local Tharu fisherman casts his fishing net into the Rapti River. This river serves as one of the borders of Chitwan National Park, in southern Nepal. The park does not permit any form of permanent residences, therefore a dense concentration of both local Tharu villages and establishments for tourists lines the perimeter. The Tharu people are still permitted to enter the park to collect supplies such as grass to feed their cattle and wood for fires, but as the population grows the struggle over these resources increases.

The basalt stacks off the southern coast of Iceland’s Reynisfjara black sand beach. Legend has it that these rock format...
09/15/2021

The basalt stacks off the southern coast of Iceland’s Reynisfjara black sand beach. Legend has it that these rock formations- known to locals as Reynisdrangar - were formed when two trolls dragged a three-masted ship unsuccessfully and when daylight came, they became these needles of rock.

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