Saskatchewan Wildlife & Nature Photography
The beginning of it all was a newborn dragonfly perched on a fir tree, a single drop of water falling from its tail before it took its inaugural flight. That was the first photo of my own that I framed. Then came sunsets, flora, then fauna. From there I only became more and more obsessed finding ways to capture Canada's wildlife, Saskatchewan's endless beauty, and the places I call home. This is the birthplace of my passion. Please contact me if you would like to have any of these in your home!
States of Nature
A collection of some of the underappreciated phenomenons of
nature. From clear nights that give way to the skies that are anything
but dark and the eeriness of the smokey pastures from far away
forest fires, to the hustle and bustle of late spring foliage and the stillness of frosted winter fields. There's nothing ordinary about this place we call home.
Wild Ones
Western Canada offers itself as home to many amazing creatures.
I’ve been fortunate enough to get up close and personal with many
through my hunting adventures. In addition to hunting, living close
to such diverse and wild landscapes has also given me the chance to
observe many individual animals from their first summers to their final days. There's nothing like being surrounded by elk, stared down by monster whitetails, or observing the graceful steps of a red fox.
Feathered Friends
Birds have always intrigued me. The diversity from small sparrows
to enormous cranes and eagles and everything in-between is as
amazing as the lands in which they live.
