JoeDesjardins

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Morant's Curve - it was a gorgeous, crisp winter morning. Using a slow shutter speed allowed me to create some motion in a would be "classic" lan...
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Morant's Curve - it was a gorgeous, crisp winter morning. Using a slow shutter speed allowed me to create some motion in a would be "classic" landscape.
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Canon EOS 5DS R

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Aperture 22/1 ISO 50 Shutter 1/4 Focal Length 23/1

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Jan, 2017

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Awards

Peer Award

Outstanding Creativity

Superior Skill

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Wood Bison - had an opportunity to head out for a morning shoot to Elk Island National Park and came across this guy at first light. I positioned myse

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This "bashful" polar bear is taking advantage of the few trees in the area. It was an experience to watch them stretch, scratch and just gen

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A gorgeous polar bear on the shores of the Hudson Bay in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.

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