Inspirations – Michael James

© Michael James

Nikon D700 with Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8
ISO 200 – 1/500 sec @ f/5.6

This photo is from a lesser known Canadian National Park – Elk Island National Park. When I began photographing landscapes, I came here often but had stopped for the more grand Canadian Rockies and the rural ruins I love to shoot so much. It’s a great spot with amazing landscapes, wildlife and flora to be photographed.

Some friends had invited my family to the park for a wiener roast and I had thrown all my gear in the van. Thankfully, we had a great sunset and the canoers (who I’d missed on the way out) were on their way back and I was ready for them. I snapped a number of frames as they paddled by.

Moral of the story – don’t forget where you came from and always have a camera with you. I’m definitely going to make Elk Island another place I visit often – I need to get to know its nooks and crannies so I can make every shot count. ~ Michael James

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2 Responses to “Inspirations – Michael James”

  1. Nice shot. I used to visit Elk Island often. But this last year I don’t. The spot you were at is one of my favorites. 🙂

  2. awesome silhouette and lovely sunset !

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