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Cetaceans (Whales and Dolphins) of the Antarctic Oceans

Adult male Orca – With their tall dorsal fin, male Orcas are easy to separate from their female counterparts. Orcas, also known as Killer Whales, are the largest member of the Dolphin family. Canadians understand the art of adapting to winter. It’s really simple – just go on vacation. Although […]

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White Sharks in Canada

Adult female great white shark The dramatic cover of Time magazine on June 23, 1975 pictured a gaping great white shark, its jaws rimmed with jagged menacing teeth, breaking the ocean’s surface in a terrifying predatory lunge.  “Super Shark” the cover proclaimed. It was the heat of summer, and Universal […]

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Aurora Borealis in Yellowknife, NWT

The birth of an aurora begins 150 million kilometres away, on the torrid surface of the sun.  There, continuous gigantic explosions, called sunspots, send showers of charged particles, (electrons and protons) hurtling into space and racing towards Earth, sometimes nearly at the speed of light.  Usually it takes 30 minutes […]

Finish developing your film
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Coffee with Crombie – Part 5: Finish Developing Your Film

 PHOTONewsTV continues it’s exciting new series of videos presented by Crombie McNeill. This series is dedicated to the art of black and white film photography. Crombie will explore shooting, processing and some radical alternative techniques (maybe even with coffee). Not only will Crombie bring you into his processing lab […]

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The First Wave of Spring Bird Migration

American Robin, Ottawa, Ontario – A truly hardy species, each spring, American Robins are among the first birds to sing in suburban backyards. As winter wanes, the season gives way to warmer temperatures. While the snow melts, plants flourish, animals come out of hibernation, and local environments rejuvenate with an abundance […]

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Snowy Owls

A “sundog” on the prairies.  Temperature -23°C, windchill -41°C Penguins and owls are the two most recognizable and popular groups of birds.  Although wild penguins are hard to find in Canada it is a different story for owls. Of the 14 species of owls found in Canada, 10 of them […]

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Introducing Laowa Proteus

Join Laowa #ProteusOnSet Cash Rebate Program! First 100 orders of any of Laowa Proteus set (35mm + 60mm OR 45mm + 85mm) are welcome to participate in this program of getting back US$1200 for each set!  ** Single lens purchase is not applicable to this incentive campaign. For more information visit: https://laowacine.com/proteus-new-launch/ […]

Christmas is Coming
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Christmas is Coming

If you’re reading this, you’re either a photographer or you love the photographer who sent you this, and you’re looking for Christmas Gift Ideas. From stocking stuffers to gifts for photographers over every genre and budget, we have you covered. Santa approved! Stocking Stuffer Surprises Forget the oranges and walnuts, […]

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Capturing Holiday Celebrations

December is one of those months that many photographers cherish. There’s a litany of holidays – Hannukah, Christmas, Winter Solstice, Festivus and Kwanzaa. It’s a time (again) to see family you haven’t seen most of the year. We take family portraits for Christmas cards and gifts. Family get-togethers are an […]

Escape to the Tropics
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Escape to the Tropics

Common Ostrich – Namibia – You can discover much diversity in tropical regions. The variety of animals can sometimes be bewildering. Check as many habitats as you can. Even vast deserts can be remarkably photogenic. Get ready for another endless Canadian winter. Here comes the short days, frigid temperatures, precarious […]