Tag Archives: national-parks

A Bucket List Location for your Next Wildlife Photography Adventure

Exploring Cape St. Mary’s Ecological Reserve in Newfoundland and Labrador If you’re searching for your next wildlife photography adventure, it’s time to add Cape St. Mary’s Ecological Reserve to your bucket list. Set on the south west tip of Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula, this site promises a visual overload for bird lovers and photographers alike. AfterContinueContinue reading “A Bucket List Location for your Next Wildlife Photography Adventure”

Perfect Puffin Photography

Capturing the “Clown of the Sea” A Guide to Puffin Photography on the Bonavista Peninsula in Newfoundland For more Puffin images, check out my Puffin Collection. Who doesn’t love a puffin? Often called the “Clown of the Sea,” these charming birds are a favorite among wildlife enthusiasts and photographers alike. With their stocky bodies, colorfulContinueContinue reading “Perfect Puffin Photography”

The Skerwink Trail

Capturing Ocean Vistas, Sea Stacks, and Boreal Wonders on One of Canada’s Best Hikes Nestled along Newfoundland’s rugged east coast, the Skerwink Trail is more than just a hike—it’s a photographer’s dream and a traveler’s delight. Renowned as one of Canada’s top coastal walks, this loop offers an unbeatable blend of dramatic ocean views, toweringContinueContinue reading “The Skerwink Trail”

Mistaya Canyon

Raging Waters, Sculpted Canyons and Soaring Mountain Vista’s This amazing spot is just a short hike from the parking lot off of the Icefields Parkway. An added bonus, and unlike some other popular stops along the Parkway, is that Mistaya is far less crowded. There are facilities located at the ample parking lot. The parkingContinueContinue reading “Mistaya Canyon”

Marble Canyon

A mere 30 minutes from Banff is a prime example of erosion at work. That is the theme at this reasonable 1.8 km hike tracking part of the Kootenay River as it has has carved a canyon through the limestone. While Takakkaw Falls holds bragging rights for the second highest waterfall in Canada, Marble CanyonContinueContinue reading “Marble Canyon”