JoeDesjardins

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Curious kitty - I had the opportunity to sit in a barn stall an photography 6 kittens. This one caught my attention while she was peering thru the door to see w...
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Curious kitty - I had the opportunity to sit in a barn stall an photography 6 kittens. This one caught my attention while she was peering thru the door to see what the ruckus was on the other side.
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Canon EOS 5D

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Aperture 28/10 ISO 800 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 100/1

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upload_date

Jan, 2017

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Awards

Peer Award

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

Outstanding Creativity

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Such a cutie-patootie this black bear cub of the year. Was one of my first images this spring looking for bears!

A male Yellow-headed Blackbird singing his song one early spring.

This little black bear cub was all tuckered out after playing with her brother.

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

I just love the character of these Thirteen-lined Ground Squirrels. Had the opportunity to watch a few eat grass and dandelions.

What's not to love about a Great Grey owl. This majestic owl posed long enough for me to get a few images. Was a great way to end the day.

A male grizzly bear sites on a hillside waiting for his mate.

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

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

A cute goose gosling following her mom on a local pond.

A grizzly sow and her two cubs walk down the trail towards us. After a brief encounter, she just walked off trail into the woods with her babies. Was

Another gorgeous cinnamon bear from Waterton Lakes National Parks, AB, Canada.

A grizzly bear cub pokes her head thru the spruce bows. Was a real pleasure photographing her. I've had the privilege of seeing her for a few yea

A bull moose in velvet. Near the end of August they will begin to shed there velvet and ready themselves for the rut.
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A Short-eared owl diving in for the kill. Love to watch these guys hunt!

A polar bear taking a morning nap!

"Almighty Zeus" - was very fortunate to photograph this Friesian what came to one of the barns we had our horses at. I love the "unkept

Sunrise in Waterton Lakes National Park with the Prince of Wales hotel.

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