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The summer-like spring temperatures in Canada right now have me thinking back to the great winter we had. If you ask me, there isn't much of a better time than winter to visit the more famous parts of

Some springtime beauty from southwestern British Columbia

Our universe is a weird place. ​Ever since I was a teenager I've been a fan of art that explores darker and more morbid concepts, such as horror movies and death metal. Back then I didn't really have a

"In My Dreams" A chaotic but gratifying scene to compose and photograph. I'm tempted to go give this one another try now that the foliage and greens should be a bit more lively. I tried to get

"Replenish" Early spring provides some beautiful - although cold - opportunities for photography in the local canyons. If there hasn't been much rain, the water is nice and clear from early snow

Good evening everyone! I've finally been finding the motivation to write again (both for my website's blog and my ebook) so I figured I should do a post over here too. Despite doing landscape photography

Good afternoon everyone! Or morning or evening depending where you are :) I haven't been out shooting nearly as much as I would like in the past month or so. But I did squeeze a trip to the Canadian Rockies

Some of these images I have shared previously on Hive, but I wanted to assemble all of my favorites to celebrate the new year, along with some fresh thoughts and reflections about both the year and the

I visited these mountains in September and am still picking through my photos and finding things to edit. With over 2,000 photos taken, it was a productive adventure to say the least! These walls of granite

My last post was from the beginning of the big snow dump, so here's a couple shots from later on! I often avoid photographing my local forests in the snow because the high contrast and weird mix of browns,

"Manifestation" I shot this a few weeks ago. I'd been waiting a few years for some very specific conditions: sustained freezing temperatures, minimal snow and lots of sun. All three of these

Canada has been in a deep freeze over the past week and this time not even Vancouver is an exception. We've had the wind chill go colder than -20c which is quite unusual for a temperate coastal climate

Below are three favorite images from photographing local canyons this year. Hopefully you like green! The View This is a composition I've been playing around with for a few years. It's a fairly obvious

As promised, here are a couple more photos from my recent visits to the forest! I got around to editing these yesterday and am quite happy with the results! They currently are not titled, so if anyone

I love the cold and had always wanted to visit Yellowknife in the winter. So on Black Friday 2018 a few friends and I impulse bought some super cheap flights for January 2019. Photography wasn't the goal

Lately we have had lots of cold, foggy nights and clear days. I had been hoping for the fog to stick around during the day, and although that didn't happen, there was enough moisture left around to create

"Mystery Mountain" I'm not much of an early riser. But sometimes it's worth getting out of the nice, cozy sleeping bag. The cool, mountain air is refreshing and the swarms of bugs are not yet

No, not the famous Moraine Lake you're probably thinking of! I decided to have fun with the name with this one because it's a lake with lateral moraines in it. :) The post-processing for this one required

Hi everyone! I'm not new to Hive but I am new to this community so I figured I'd say hello with a quick intro. I recently came across Alien Art Hive through @derangedvisions posts and liked what I saw!

During the spring I finally made it into a canyon I'd been eyeing up for months. Or maybe a couple years... I can't really remember. Everything since the pandemic started has been a complete blur! Anyway,