More than anywhere else, British Columbia feels like home. From my first visits to eventually settling in the province, its landscapes have continually inspired and challenged me as a photographer. From the pristine Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary on the north coast to the East Kootenays, where I now call home, I am constantly amazed by the scale, diversity, and wildness of this place. Even after years of exploring, there are countless corners of the province and in my own backyard I have yet to experience, and that sense of discovery is part of what keeps drawing me back into the field.
Woodland caribou moving silently through a pine forest in northeastern British Columbia.
Woodland caribou walking over deadfall in northeastern British Columbia.
Grizzly bear eating sedge grass in the Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary.
Grizzly bear looks deep into the expanse of the Khutzeymateen Inlet.
An overcast morning in the Khutzeymateen Inlet on the lookout for resident grizzly bears.
Young grizzly eating sedge and exploring the shore of the Khutzeymateen Inlet.
Grizzly bear pauses with a mouthful of sedge grass.
Grizzly bear navigating downed trees along a creek's edge.
Grizzly bear eating molluscs along the estuary in the Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary.
Blue sky peaking through the cloud cover on a beautiful morning in the Khutzeymateen lookining grizzly bears among the sedge.
Harbour seal resting along the exposed rocks at low tide in the Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary.
Juvenile bald eagle soaring.
Mule deer emerges from the edge of a forest.
Dark-eyed junco pauses atop a dead tree branch.
Coyote walking through a forest clearing.
Bald eagle calls from a perch overlooking the Elk River.
A Columbian ground squirrel stands guard for the colony.
Pika emerges from a talus slope in eastern British Columbia.
American dipper scours the shallow waters of a river looking for food.
American dipper perched among the rapids of a river.
Bald eagle flies overhead on a cool spring morning.
Bald eagles flies from its perch on a foggy morning.
Golden-crowned kinglet pauses for a brief moment on its hunt for food.
Doe and fawn mule deer wander through a sunlit meadow.
A curious mountain bluebird.
A group of mountain goats gathered on a cliff edge.
Monroe Lake in the Bull River Valley glows with warm evening light, its calm waters perfectly reflecting clouds above.
Mountain goat climbing along a mountain ridge in the Canadian Rockies.
View over the fog-filled Clearwater Valley amid the snow-covered trees.
A quiet moment atop Trophy Mountain.
Early season snow frames the many levels of scenic Silvertip Falls. At 168 m, it is actually one of the tallest waterfalls in Wells Gray Provincial Park.
The side profile of Moul Falls highlights the waterfall’s graceful descent through Wells Gray Provincial Park’s pristine wilderness. At 35 metres tall, Moul Falls is unique in that visitors can walk behind the cascade for an immersive experience.
A black-and-white study of Moul Falls captures the interplay of light and shadow on wet rocks and shimmering pools.
From a low vantage point, Moul Falls in Wells Gray Provincial Park reveals its vibrant beauty. This 35-metre waterfall is one of the park’s most iconic natural landmarks, surrounded by lush old-growth forest.
Helmcken Falls
A gorgeous sunset over the North Thompson River demanded time to pull off the highway and appreciate the colour and peaeful reflections.
Elk forages in deep snow against a rocky mounain sunrise.
Mule deer walks along a dense forest edge.
A snow-covered hillside where layers of fog weave through frosted trees, evoking the serene and mysterious beauty of a winter forest in southeast British Columbia.
Bighorn sheep bounding through snow.
Lone mountain goat climbs a snow-covered ridge.
Mountain goat wanders along the edge of a snow-covered cliff.
View of Line Creek Operations over the Elk River, Elk Vallye, British Columbia.
View of Mt. Salter, Elk Valley, British Columbia.
A windblown pine tree sways beneath the Milky Way in the Wycliffe Buttes near Cranbrook, British Columbia. Captured in a long exposure on a clear night, the motion in the branches contrasts with the stillness of the stars above.
Looking south from Wycliffe Buttes near Cranbrook, British Columbia, the Milky Way spans the night sky above ranchlands and distant mountain ranges. Light from Cranbrook glows faintly on the horizon, highlighting the contrast between the dark sky and the settled landscape below.
Looking north from Wycliffe Buttes near Cranbrook, British Columbia, a lone pine tree stands silhouetted beneath purple and green northern lights.
This vertical nightscape captures the Milky Way arching south over ranchlands and mountain foothills, as seen from Wycliffe Buttes near Cranbrook, British Columbia.
Curious golden-mantled ground squirrel in Elk Lakes Provincial Park in southeast British Colubmia.
Upper Petain Falls in the Petain Basin of Elk Lakes Provincial Park.
Sunrise over the Elk River flowing through the Big Ranch Conservation Property, British Columbia.
