Serengeti – Wildlife Jewel of East Africa by Wayne Lynch
As I write these words I’m parked in a Toyota Land Cruiser above the muddy banks of the Mara River in southern Kenya, just a few kilometres north of the Tanzanian border.
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Winter Photography by Michel Roy
Don’t spend the winter waiting for the first day of spring! Taking photos on a cold, crisp winter day is a great way to enjoy one of Canada’s most photogenic seasons.
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Svalbard – A Polar Oasis by Wayne Lynch
For nearly an hour our rubber zodiac headed into the icy teeth of a polar wind, steadily bucking across the angry surface of the Arctic Ocean. Time and time again, our rounded bow plowed into curling waves, pelting us with sheets of numbing salty spray.
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Autumn Leaves, Autumn Light by Norman Piluke
For more than 30 years, the photographic art of Norman Piluke has brought the beauty of the Canadian wilderness to audiences around the world.
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Better Videos with a Digital SLR Camera by Peter K. Burian
As recently as mid-2008, few of us could have imagined shooting video with a digital SLR camera.
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Manfrotto Joystick Heads Win TIPA 2010 Best Accessory Award TIPA – the Technical Image Press Association (TIPA) has announced that Manfrotto’s new Joystick heads have won the Best Accessory Award for 2010. The award is judged by the editors of 28 of the top photo magazines from nine European countries […]
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Summer Landscapes by Dan Jurak
Shooting landscapes is something everyone has done. It’s wherever you happen to be. The mountains, the forests, the prairies and the coasts of Canada, all provide unique backdrops for photographers to express their creativity. I have found that it isn’t necessary to drive for hours or to travel to the […]
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Florida by Wayne Lynch
Last winter, in Florida, with snow on our boat dock and the neighbourhood children playfully tossing snowballs at each other, I went swimming.
