A fiend of mine let me test out his Nikon Z8 and Nikon Z 100-400mm lens for a couple days. I have been curious about the autofocus capabilities of this camera body, it did not […]
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Big winds in Ottawa – Kiting- 20240413
The winds were howling at Britannia this afternoon, wind, hail, and waves on the river. A few hardy souls headed out to enjoy some high speed fun on the river with wind buffeted nylon kites.
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A group of young kayakers and their instructor hiking back up through a calmer section of the river to run a large rapid once again.Nikon Z6II and Nikon 24-120mm f/4 S
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A raft full of clients experiences the thrills and excitement of the big rapids on the Ottawa river. The current wamer weather has me excited to return to the river to capture some new whitewater […]
Shirleys Bay kite Boarding – 20240402
Sun and big winds from the east today, I headed over to Shirleys Bay to grab some kite images. Mike and Darryl were out on the water when I arrived enjoying the gusty conditions. The […]
Kite Session – 20240327-Britannia Beach
Joined Stanley and Brent for at Britannia Beach to capture some photos. Wind had changed direction from the last couple days and it was perfect for kiting/winging at Britannia.
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Stanley flies over Brent while kiting at Britannia yesterday, warm weather has created very early season ice clear waters to enjoy.
Kite session – Constance Bay 20240326
Another day of high winds from the east saw us checking out Constance Bay again, low water has exposed the sand bar early this season, makes for a great spot to take photo and video.
Kite boarding – Constance Bay 20240325
Sun and wind with blue skies along the Ottawa river today. With the wind from the south east it was kite time at Constance Bay. Stanley was flying around the water and even over the […]
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Paddlers relaxing in the eddy at the bottom of the Lorne rapid on the main channle of the Ottawa river. With the warmer temperatures coming it won’t be long before the paddlers beginning flocking back […]