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Morant’s Curve is a bend in the railway that runs between Banff and Lake Louise, right through Banff National Park. The curve happens to have a spectacular mountain backdrop, and it’s easy to photograph it from a pullout on the side of the Bow Valley Parkway. Highway 1A (Bow Valley Parkway section) runs parallel to …
The top 100 things to photograph in the world The Photography Bucket List project started as a private, personal project to help me plan some new adventures around the world, and if I’m honest, to help me assess what I have and have not achieved in my life so far. Many people keep a mental …
Stuck in Namibia during the COVID-19 crisis, these three photographers decided to make the most of it and photograph incredible African wildlife every day.
Conservation photographer, Noel Guevara, shares the story of his recent journey to the Canadian Subacrtic to photograph Polar bears.
Photographing a challenging sea kayaking adventure has long been on my bucket list. Now you can read all about my solo circumnavigation of Bowen Island in this trip report.
I drove over 1000 miles and hiked a further 15 miles in 48 hours to photograph the fall colours of Floe Lake in British Columbia.
The Goodwood Revival was hiding there on my photography bucket list before I even realized it. I’ve been obsessed with cars for as long as I can remember, but it took a fateful bus ride and a chance meeting with Nova Scotia-based automotive artist Paul Chenard, to introduce me to the event that would dramatically …
This past October, I spent a little over a week in Iceland and was completely blown away by the photographic possibilities. That’s not to say my expectations were low going in. Like many, Iceland has been on my proverbial bucket list for some time, complete with mental snapshots of dancing aurora and volcanic landscapes. I’d …
Photographer Stefan Haworth takes us on a journey round the world and discusses his choice to only travel with a fixed lens compact camera instead of a DSLR.
Packing my bags for a three week trek in one of the most remote parts of Nepal was no easy feat. How was I going to charge batteries? Back up my photographs? Have enough storage to fit all the invaluable images of the adventure?