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Now grounded with an apartment lease, I’ve decided to make 2012 the year of the Micro Adventure. A new 3-4 day, low budget, close-to-home adventure each month in attempt to fight off my usual travel itch. To kick off the new year, I spent a three-day weekend at the Clemina Cabin in British Columbia’s Caribou [...]
Living In Jasper We’ve been in Jasper for a month. What a fantastic place to live. In fact, its so much fun having a huge array of mountain bike trails, climbing routes, and hikes just moments from my back door, it has been hard to get much work done. I’m starting to find the balance [...]
What Is Forest Green British Columbia isn’t Vancouver. It’s almost 1 million square kilometers of outdoor playground. It’s big, it’s beautiful, and it’s very green.
A Quad Ride to Caribou Northern British Columbia is a pretty special place. Last weekend, we went for a short quad trip near Duhu Lake Recreation Site, located along the Alaska Highway just south of the Sikanni River. The result: 9 caribou, 3 grizzly bears, 1 wolf, and countless mule deer. And this wasn’t at [...]
The Shortest Summer Ever Arriving back in Canada in early September means we have a few weeks of summer-like weather before winter hits. We’ve been taking advantage with daily rides. Sometimes its on the touring bikes and sometimes its on mountain bikes. Riding off road has been a pleasure as I’ve been tied to the [...]
Andrew Querner grew up in British Columbia before moving to Canmore, Alberta, to pursue his passion for climbing photography. While his home hasn’t changed, his work has and Andrew now focuses on social interest work. His new approach takes him around the world and his current portfolio includes a photo essay from Kosovo’s Stan Terg [...]
Rick Collins is hard to read. He has 20+ years of editorial experience, shooting projects like Face to Face: The Afghan Children’s Relief fund which raised more than $90 000, but he also shoots destination and local weddings. The Vancouver-based photographer somehow manages to balance the two fields by using the same approach for all [...]
This week’s image was shot in El Carrizal, a hydro-electric reservoir located about 70 km south of Mendoza Capital. It’s a landmark here in Mendoza, which attracts hundreds of people each weekend for BBQ’s, picnics, windsurfing, and camping. Despite spending half of the last four years in Mendoza, Sunday marked my first trip to El [...]
Steve Ogle describes himself as “a guy who loves expressing what he experiences out there in the real world”. It’s the perfect description for the adventure photographer and writer who calls Nelson, British Columbia, home. Ogle has been shooting professionally for the past 15 years. While his heart lies with landscapes, he shoots outdoor adventure [...]
This will be the last snow-themed image for a while. I flew to Argentina on the weekend, so temperatures are hovering around 30 degrees. This might be the start of my longest summer ever, as I plan to head back to Canada just as spring starts to take hold. It will be a nice change [...]
