Wildflowers and natural dyeing are closely connected. This year’s blooming goldenrod provide the dye material for dyeing my wool yellow for the coming year. Goldenrod provides a beautiful vibrant yellow, and is also a wonderful base coat for dyeing greens in combination with natural indigo. Working with natural materials means each item you create has […]
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This seemed like the perfect spot for a night shot. Stars, mountains, reflections and moving lights. It was worth the frozen fingers to capture this starry night.
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Orcas, BC, Canada
Sometimes nature provides you with amazing subject matter. A chance sighting of orcas off the coast made for a wonderful opportunity for photography. Two adults and one small whale played off the coast of Galiano (BC, Canada) for a few minutes before swimming off. It is always exciting to see a dorsal fin in the distance, but whales viewed up close are quite a treat.
The second picture just sums up the west coast. Rocky coastline, casual whale watchers, navigational marker, ferry in the distance and a whale. All the elements of the Gulf Islands in one image.
Orca of the coast of Galiano, BC, Canada
Over the coming months I am planning to add more and more nature photography to the website as I sift through the thousands upon thousands of nature photographs taken in the past year or two. I think you will find that this will make the website much more interesting, diverse and fun to read.
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Nature Photography by Debra Hunter
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Trees, Gaetz Lakes Sanctuary, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
Photography by Debra Hunter
Red Deer, AB & Pender Island, BC, Canada
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Winter trees at McKenzie Trails, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada.
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Photography by Debra Hunter
Hunter Photographics
http://www.thehuntergroup.ca
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October afternoon at Gaetz Lakes Sanctuary, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. This is Alberta’s oldest federal migratory bird sanctuary. This sanctuary is situated inside the Red Deer city limits, yet includes 300 acres of protected land.
