Blog | Sidney Blake Photography

Black and white candid of my mum whilst hiking at Elk Island National Park.

Hiking With My Mum at Elk Island National Park | Memory Lane

Black and white image of a young coyote (canis latrans) as he strolls through Elk Island National Park during an autumn morning. He shows signs of recent battle which is true to his wild nature, Alberta wildlife.

Canon + Corporate Stewardship »» Wildlife Conservation Initiatives

Side portrait of a Canada goose mama (Branta canadensis) during a strong sunrise in late spring, Alberta wildlife.

Canadian Geese in Spring »» Elk Island National Park Wildlife

Stormy skies on the Alberta prairies during a late spring early morning, Black and white fine art Alberta landscape.

Flawed Perfection »» Does It Have to Mean Something?

Let’s Talk Photography – Ep.49 – Family Photos

Podcast Alert: Let’s Talk Photography »» Ep.49 – Family Photos

A well camouflaged bighorn sheep ram (Ovis canadensis) is sleeps on the rocky mountain terrain at Jasper National Park during an early autumn afternoon, Alberta Canadian Rockies wildlife environmental portrait.

Nature Knows Best »» Bighorn Sheep Ram | Rocky Mountain Snoozing

Barren tree trunk during an early spring morning at Elk Island National Park, Alberta landscape.

Seeing Elk Island in Black and White »» Part II

Black and white closeup on a mountain range in Jasper National Park.

Seeing and Printing Jasper National Park in Black and White »» Part I

Plains bison bull (bison bison bison) roaming near the road during an early summer morning at Elk Island National Park, Alberta wildlife portrait.

Plains Bison »» Why Do We Photograph Wild Animals?

Closeup of canola crop field in bloom during a summer morning, cropped image.

Perks in Summer Photography

Wind turbine operates against a Canadian Rockies backdrop during a late summer sunset near Pincher Creek. Alberta landscape. Copy space horizontal.

Pincher Creek Sunsets »» Southern Alberta Photography

Wildlife Conservation »» The Young Coyote

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