Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Rainbows & Sunsets

I went up to Tantalus tonight waiting for the sun to set.
 While I waited, a rain cloud came over the mountains and moved down the valley.
 I watched as the arc of the rainbow grew larger.
 When I looked behind me I was able to get this beautiful shot of the double rainbow.
 Waikiki and Diamond Head in the setting sun.
 The sun slowly sets.
 Another shot from Tantalus.
 Nearing the horizon.
 Sinking slowly...
Finally the sun reaches the horizon.  A beautiful view from Diamond Head to downtown Honolulu.

Monday, December 17, 2012

Surfing with Hawaiian Fire

It was great to get out again with the guys & gals from Hawaiian Fire Surf School on Oahu.  We had a great time and will get out again before the end of our trip.  I can't suggest a better group of people to go out and learn to surf with than the folks at Hawaiian Fire.  If you are on Oahu, definitely look them up and go out for a great time!
 Coming in to shore after a great ride!
Demonstrating the proper technique for exiting the board if you fall...(this was a controlled fall at the end of the ride...wait for the pics of the uncontrolled ones)

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

5th Annual Christmas Pet Portrait Sessions

We are happy to announce our 5th Annual Christmas Pet Portraits at Global Pets in Leduc!  Please call for information!



Monday, October 1, 2012

Bear Country

It's been a busy time since the last post.  We just returned from a trip to B.C. in search of Grizzly Bears and we weren't disappointed.  The found the bears were still feeding on the remaining salmon that had spawned although most of the salmon were already dead.  These are a few shots of some of the bears we watched and photographed.  Images will be added to our website very soon and will be available to order as prints.

I hope you enjoy these images as much as I enjoyed the opportunity to take them!  Please share this page with your friends!




The images below are just two of the dozens of Bald Eagles that we saw on the trip.