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Pika: The Rock Rabbit

Every autumn, if I want to brighten my day, I drive to the mountains west of my home in Calgary to watch American pikas prepare for winter, and this year was no exception. Everyone who sees a pika (pronounced PIKE-ah or PEEK-ah) for the first time invariably exclaims, “Aww, it’s […]

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Stay Dry, Stay Hidden: Think Tank Photo Rain Covers are Now Available in Realtree® APX Camo

Wildlife photographers have long faced two constant challenges: unpredictable weather and the need to stay invisible in the field. Think Tank Photo has just made both a little easier with the release of their legendary Hydrophobia® Rain Covers and Emergency Rain Covers in Realtree® APX Camouflage. This new camo finish […]

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Intern Insights: A Two-Part Series with NCAA Photos

      Making More with Less by Tyler McFarland Over the last five months as a photography intern with NCAA Photos, I’ve learned the value of subtraction. Clearing distractions, packing light, and creating space to focus have become essential to how I work. When I graduated in May 2024, I […]

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Colombian Bikelife

Wilber (@ccs_wilber) wheelies down a hill in Medellin. BikeLife The first time I learned about Bikelife was at Parque Nacional, Bogotá’s most emblematic park. It was a Sunday and there must have been at least a hundred of them. They almost all fit the same profile: very young, baggy clothes, […]

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Fashion, Flow, and Flash – Seven Looks with Canadian Reggaeton Icon Fito Blanko

Photography is at its best when collaboration feels like play – especially when the studio soundtrack is an unreleased reggaeton banger. That’s exactly the energy Fito Blanko brought to Studio 311 for his latest publicity shoot, seven distinct sets that swung from minimalist monochrome to Versace-drenched futurism, all crafted to launch his […]

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Castor Canadensis

It is no surprise that many Canadians, including me, are feeling especially nationalistic these days. As it turns out, this moment in history coincides with the 50th anniversary of the beaver becoming Canada’s official national emblem. Back in March 1975, with the passage of the National Symbol of Canada Act, […]

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Swiss-Made, Through and Through

At broncolor, “Swiss precision” isn’t just a label—it’s our way of life. Every product we make is developed and manufactured right here in Switzerland. From intricate circuit boards to mechanical components and software programming, we keep it all in-house. Why? Because excellence doesn’t happen by outsourcing. It happens by paying […]

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The perfect lighting companion – Elinchrom’s Off-camera flash

Fascinated by fine art portraits, Therese loves to work in varied locations. Outdoors or onsite, she can work with most settings. Find out why she loves the ONE so much for her photography work. Therese Asplund is a Swedish portrait photographer with a great passion for lighting. She’s fascinated by […]

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Extreme Reptiles

I decided to continue the theme I began last month with “Extreme Birds” and feature extreme examples of reptiles this month.   Worldwide, there are roughly 10,000 reptile species, including caiman, alligators, crocodiles, turtles, tortoises, snakes, lizards, and a single species of tuatara. Below are some of my favourite extreme […]

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Late Spring Bird Migration

Male Canada Warbler – Ottawa – One of our shyest warblers is the furtive Canada Warbler.  Usualy heard before seen, look for them sculking through scrubby vegetation near woodlands and wetlands. After a long Canadian winter, we all welcome the rejuvenating warmth of Spring. With it comes an abundance of lush […]