The annual Draconids Meteor Showers is peaking this week the night of October 8th! It’s not usually a very plentiful shower…but it can roar when you least expect it!
So get out your tripods, grab a coffee, and go shoot them! Here’s some tips on how!
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The annual Geminid Meteor Shower is peaking on overnight on December 13 and 14th (Monday evening until dawn Tuesday!) It’s the busiest one, but unfortunately the moon will be out so the best time will be between 3am and dawn 🙁
So get out your tripods, get a cup of coffee, and go shoot them with some friends! Here’s some tips on how!
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Going to ring in 2017 with a bang and want to photograph the awesome New Year’s firework display? Here’s how!
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The annual Taurid Meteor Shower is peaking Nov 11-12! Not the busiest shower, but they can make some nice big fireballs! So get out your tripods, get a cup of Tim’s, and go photograph them! Here’s some tips on how!
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The annual Canada Day and Fourth Of July celebrations are upon us, so it’s a perfect opportunity to get great photographs of fireworks! Here are some tips on how to do just that!
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With New Brunswick Day(or whatever Province-you-are-in day) coming up, I thought I’d share some tips on getting some interesting images with sparklers!
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For those of us on the East Coast of Canada, there aren’t too many chances to see the Northern Lights. Sometimes there are solar flares and other activity that make it possible. The first time I saw them, I was trying to photograph some meteors and instead got treated to the Aurora Borealis! Thought I’d share tips on how to shoot them if you are fortunate enough to see them.
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So there is a new metor shower happening this Friday evening (May 23rd!), the Camelopardalids! (Read about them here, here, and here.) They are predicting possibly 100-400 meteors per hour, which means some great possible photographs. But since it’s a new shower…it could nothing!
Not like you have anything better to do on Friday night anyway, so get out your tripods, grab a coffee, and go shoot them! Here’s some tips on how!
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They say not to play with fire…but I had the opportunity to photograph my cousin Drew Chenier, who does fire twirling using Poi, which are little squares of material that get soaked in kerosene and lit on fire! Needless to say, cool shots!
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