Photo By: Herman Bresser
Biography: Retail Manager, Amateur Photographer.
Website – N/A
Image Description – I was driving down a county road near home and this passing image caught me eye. I reversed and took a series of pictures.
Location – Guelph Ontario
Photographic Gear – Canon 40D
Image Editing Software Used – Canon: Digital Photo Professional/ Photoshop 7
Photo By: Lucille Bohme
Biography: Bookkeeper and amateur photographer. I spend most of my free time exploring the mountains, and hopefuly provide the viewer with something nice to look at.
Website – N/A
Image Description – View of Mt. Rundle from Vermilion Lake
Location - Banff, Alberta
Photographic Gear – Canon T2i
Image Editing Software Used – Photoshop CS4
Photo By: Ed Lehming
Biography: Getting back into photography after many years. Really enjoying the Nikon SLR after years of point and shoot. I love natural light photography.
Website – N/A
Image Description – Mushroom in Northern Ontario
Location –Near Fraser Lake, Ontario
Photographic Gear – Nikon D200
Image Editing Software Used – None
Photo By: Steve Meredith
Biography: I am an amateur photographer living in Nova Scotia, Canada. My primary interest is landscape photography, usually during early morning or late evening hikes.
Website –http://www.pbase.com/smeredith
Image Description – Taken a little over 30 minutes following sunset while walking through the coastal barrens north of Peggys Cove. The sunset wasn’t a memorable one but the twilight was enjoyable and a little more interesting due to the presence of the crescent moon.
Location – Near Peggys Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada
Photographic Gear – Sony A900 and Minolta 24-105mm lens.
Photo By: Mike Alexander
Website – http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikealex
Biography – I was on on-again-off-again shooter during the film days, with the Canon A-1 that my dad gave me. But since the Canon EOS 10D arrived, and I moved into the world of digital photography, there’s been no stopping me. Today I shoot primarily with my Canon EOS 5D Mark II, but I still have that old 10D (converted to infrared now).
I shoot nature, sports (hockey mostly), concerts, architecture, anything really. But the most enjoyment I get is when I wander off with just one camera and one lens and capture whatever I see.
Image Description –Every spring, when the snow melts, these amazing seasonal waterfalls come to life in Gatineau Park. The window to capture them is short, since once the snow is gone, they become just a trickle of water, or dry up completely.
This image is just a small portion of one of the larger spring waterfalls, along the Dunlop Trail.
Location – Gatineau Park, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Photographic Gear – Canon 5D Mark II, Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM, Manfrotto 055 XProB with 488RC2 head, 1/15s @ f/22 ISO 200 70mm
