The province of Alberta is graced with infinite natural and artificial beauty. Its Canadian landscapes are gifted with abundant bird species, and we’re not just talking about the robins and black-capped chickadees. Alberta is a great place to explore diverse bird populations, from songbirds to waterfowl, across its varied habitats including boreal forest, wetlands, and … Read more
Framing and depth are two very different aspects of landscape photography. Navigate to our landscape section and open the first picture you see.
Let’s see the Spray Lakes Storm, for instance. The composition of this landscape photograph is a sight for sore eyes. It follows the rule of thirds perfectly, with the trees taking up the center, the lake at the bottom, and cloudy skies at the top. Secondly, the textured clouds and foregrounded lake add a certain depth to the overall image.
Contrast is the difference between light and dark values in a scene, and low light in nature photography often means working with low-contrast natural light—fog, rain, dim aurora conditions, or flat weather—where texture, tone, and form matter more than bold colour separation. For nature photographers and art lovers drawn to fine art landscapes, wildlife, and … Read more
Canada’s massive and diverse landscape has attracted bird species from everywhere. We’ve seen many of nature’s hotspots when spotting, watching, and immortalizing these birds behind our camera lens. Find the products of our birdwatching in these wildlife photos, and keep reading to know some fascinating birding locations in Canada. Inglewood Bird Sanctuary: Birding in Canada Almost … Read more
Picking the right frame for your professional prints is essential for showcasing your artwork and ensuring it makes the strongest possible impression. A frame does more than hold a print—it complements the image, enhances its colours and details, and sets the tone for how viewers experience it. When choosing a frame, it’s important to consider … Read more