Welcome back to the Sunday edition. I am getting behind on my photo editing so please forgive the delay in posting. I’ll try to get back on a regular schedule here shortly. I usually go camping in the last two weeks of June. For the past few years, it has been a pretty good stretch of time to avoid …
Last week we looked at areas inside the City of Yellowknife where you could see wildlife. This week we’re going to look at places in the surrounding area of Yellowknife where you can find and photograph animals. Be sure to have a look at Yellowknife Online (ykonline.ca) for everything you’ll ever need to know if you plan to visit! Ingraham …
I know I know you are probably tired of the fox videos by now so I thought I’d switch to something a little more dramatic. Bison are formidable creatures though I’ve never really thought of them as swift. Granted, I’d never seen one running at any great speed before but a couple of years ago during a camping trip, I …
Happy Mother’s Day! I thought it might be fun to have a look at some wild moms (and dads) this week to celebrate the roller-coaster ride that is parenthood. It’s easy to love the eggs. They don’t talk, don’t need to be fed or chased down. You can abandon them for short periods of time without other moms judging. Once …
Hello friends! Welcome back to WildKnife Photography’s weekly photo story. This is part one of a two part story on shooting wildlife in black and white. Wildlife photos are usually in colour and most of the shots I take I process that way. Wildlife and landscapes are often rendered in colour because of the natural beauty and wonder of the …
Welcome back friends! This week I have some great photos from a winter road trip to Fort Providence where I had a chance to shoot some snow and frost-covered bison near the Mackenzie Bison Sanctuary. I learned a little more about the sanctuary during my trip and thought I’d share it with you in this post. The Mackenzie Bison Sanctuary …