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View fullsize With yesterday's shipment, this beautiful Momma has now donated over 75L to the Rogers Hixon Ontario Human Milk Bank! A round of applause to Liz Wish 👏👏👏
View fullsize Happy International Women's Day to my beautiful wife, loving mother to our son, and an overall incredible woman, Liz Wishart ❤️ Here's another favourite from our maternity photos that I'm slowly getting through 💛 #internationalwomensday #internati
View fullsize UVIVF Macro Studies - Hens and Chicks --------------- This flower is not a common sight, and especially more so under ultraviolet light. While hens and chicks are pretty easy to grow, it can take up to 3 years before they flower. On top of this, th
View fullsize Ruby Throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) --------------- While this is one of far too many photos of hummingbirds that I took this past summer, it is easily one of my favourites! --------------- Feel free to message me with any questions
View fullsize UVIVF Macro Studies - Gerbera Daisy --------------- Whenever we get a bouquet of flowers in the house, as soon as the sun starts to fall, I pull out my ultraviolet flashlight to see how the various elements react under Ultraviolet Induced Visible F
View fullsize Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus)⁠ ---------------⁠ Jumping back into Instagram as I'm sitting on a load of photos that I keep meaning to post! Here's one from a trip out to Newfoundland in May last year. Despite Caribou sightings on the islan
View fullsize The countdown is on! In 24 hours we'll be holding our little Alasdair Wishart ❤️💛❤️ Additional photo details: Captured using interval timer setting while I tossed the silk around
View fullsize I took this beautiful girl to National Treasure 19 years ago today for our first date and the rest is history. Later this week we'll be welcoming our son into our lives to start the next chapter of our lives too 🫶 Scroll through to the end if you w
View fullsize One week from today we meet our little guy 😊 While we can't wait, it's been a blast experimenting with studio setups and maternity photos. Here's one of our favorites so far!
View fullsize New photography content coming soon! Beasts, birds and bugs will be on the backburner in the coming years 😉 My beautiful wife, Liz with our son, Alasdair Wishart 🥰
View fullsize New photography content coming soon! Beasts, birds and bugs will be on the backburner in the coming years 😉 My beautiful wife, Liz with our son, Alasdair Wishart 🥰
View fullsize New photography content coming soon! Beasts, birds and bugs will be on the backburner in the coming years 😉 My beautiful wife, Liz with our son, Alasdair Wishart 🥰
View fullsize Insect Series - Carpenter Bee (Xylocopa) --------------- Carpenter Bees are often confused with Bumblebees due to their similar size and coloring. The simplest rule of thumb for telling them apart is that most carpenter bees have a shiny abdomen, whe
View fullsize Ambush Bug (Phymatinae) --------------- Here's a capture of an Ambush Bug nestled in amongst goldenrod flowers. --------------- Ambush bugs are quite small, about half the size of your pinky finger nail. Their colouring helps them disguise themse
View fullsize Ambush Bug (Phymatinae) --------------- Here's a capture of an Ambush Bug eating a fly that it captured while nestled in amongst goldenrod flowers. --------------- Ambush bugs are quite small, about half the size of your pinky finger nail. Their
View fullsize Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) --------------- Prior to our trip out to Newfoundland, googling Caibou and Moose sightings in the province didn't yield many reliable sources outside of a handful of blogs with vague locations. However, there we
View fullsize Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) --------------- Prior to our trip out to Newfoundland, googling Caribou and Moose sightings in the province didn't yield many reliable sources outside of a handful of blogs with vague locations. However, there w
View fullsize Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) --------------- Prior to our trip out to Newfoundland, googling Caibou and Moose sightings in the province didn't yield many reliable sources outside of a handful of blogs with vague locations. However, there we