Discover Nature First: 7 principles shaping ethical nature photography. Dive into responsible practices for capturing natural beauty.

Spotlight on the Atlantic Wildlife Institute, a charity dedicated to wildlife rehabilidation in Southeastern New Brunswick.

Learn about Nature First and the principles and guidelines that I follow when photographing nature.

In this blog I share quick tips on which camera settings I always use when I'm driving around, trying to find wildlife to photograph.

Despite the challenges that were brought on by the year 2020, I did manage to get a few photos I like. Here are my top 5 photos of the year!

See photos of my recent trip to Machias Seal Island Migratory Bird Sanctuary, where I got to shoot puffins, razorbills and seals.

Here are 10 of my favourite images shot in 2019.

Photographs of a sanderling on the shores of the Bay of Fundy at sunset.

Find out how I got this shot of a green frog, and what my thinking was in terms of camera settings and composition.

My thoughts on the new Sigma 60-600mm f/4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports lens. See sample shots of bighorn sheep taken with this lens.

Every year in August, thousands of semipalmated sandpipers stop by the the Upper Bay of Fundy (home of the World’s highest tides), as...

In the fall, Mother Nature really puts on a show in the 506! I love traveling around the province this time of year and capturing images when colours are at their peak. I put together a collection of some of my favourite wildlife and landscape photos, taken in the fall season, from all over the province of New Brunswick. Pabineau Falls (Bathurst, NB) The Nepisiguit River has a set of rapids about 13 km south of Bathurst, known as the Pabineau Falls. I brought my kids to see t

What's better than a beach sunset? How about a beach sunset with an appearance by some cute wildlife! This red fox kit was roaming on...

Always cool to see wildlife in their habitat. Here are some sanderlings feeding on a beach. #birds #sanderlings #shorebirds