Liam Brennan Photography

Liam Brennan Photography A place to see some of my photographic work and keep up to date.

An image created at dusk, moments after Venus (in the background) and other stars emerged. In the foreground are buds of...
05/21/2026

An image created at dusk, moments after Venus (in the background) and other stars emerged. In the foreground are buds of a mountain ash tree, soon to burst for spring. A few months prior, I recall watching waxwings eating these very bunches of mountain ash berries clean. Past, future and present together. Yay for spring!

Textures of an eastern winter
03/17/2026

Textures of an eastern winter

Swipe for a windshield-wiper like wink from this sharp-shinned hawk. Where would I be without 20 fps !?
03/06/2026

Swipe for a windshield-wiper like wink from this sharp-shinned hawk. Where would I be without 20 fps !?

2025, it’s been a blur
12/31/2025

2025, it’s been a blur

Misty moments from a summer morning paddle. The fog obstructed the horizon creating a blank canvas of light, drawing my ...
10/25/2025

Misty moments from a summer morning paddle. The fog obstructed the horizon creating a blank canvas of light, drawing my attention to the quiet company of those sharing the waters around me.

I’ve been reflecting on my many days spent wandering through the Wabanki-Acadian forest. Where possible, I add my ecolog...
10/14/2025

I’ve been reflecting on my many days spent wandering through the Wabanki-Acadian forest. Where possible, I add my ecological observations to community science platforms like and to contribute to our collective knowledge of ecosystems and how they may be changing. Taking the time to document and share these observations feels like a small act of thanks for the afternoons spent like the one depicted in the photos above.

This reflection reminds me of the words of Daniel Laughlin, who said “a rare gift that the very subject of study [ecology] can also provide sanctuary in which to find strength”.

1. Black-throated blue warbler
2. Creeping Snowberry
3. Wood fern
4. Tabacco flower
5. Ebony Jewelwing

Frames from the field. Our team (The Davies Lab at ) is currently collecting oceanographic information about the diet an...
09/29/2025

Frames from the field. Our team (The Davies Lab at ) is currently collecting oceanographic information about the diet and habitat of critically endangered North Atlantic right whales in the outer Bay of Fundy. With support from the , we are excited to be using photo and video media to communicate our science. Stay tuned for further updates!

Bad day to be a spider, good day to be a warbler1. Mourning warbler2. Magnolia warbler3. Black-throated blue warbler
08/24/2025

Bad day to be a spider, good day to be a warbler

1. Mourning warbler
2. Magnolia warbler
3. Black-throated blue warbler

Fin whale at dawn - a welcome addition to the pastel waterscapes of the Bay of Fundy
08/15/2025

Fin whale at dawn - a welcome addition to the pastel waterscapes of the Bay of Fundy

Taking some time to slow down and admire the flora of the Acadian-Wabanaki forests1. Lingonberry2. Tamarack3. Threeleaf...
07/19/2025

Taking some time to slow down and admire the flora of the Acadian-Wabanaki forests

1. Lingonberry
2. Tamarack
3. Threeleaf goldthread
4. Spartina species
5. Spruce with lichen

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