Gallery: Celebrating a Coast Mountains Winter that Doesn’t Want to End
From our finest Coast Mountains photogs, here are some visual reminders of winters past.
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Visions d’été du Québec / Quebec Summer Visions
Nos sens s’éveillaient au rythme de l’éclosion des bourgeons. L’odeur du bois mouillé et des feux de camp nous parvenait déjà. Par-delà nos fenêtres, l’appel des montagnes se faisait particulièrement…
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More Summer Visions from the Coast Mountains
Well, if there was ever a time to get outside and away from it all…. Summer in the Coast Mountains is about ditching the rat race and hiking, paddling, driving,…
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Photo Gallery: Summer Visions from the Coast Mountains
It was a rough winter. And it was a rough year all over the globe. Springtime is awesome but the struggle is still real. A slightly more carefree summer is…
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Social Distancing in Powder: An Athlete and a Photographer Share Tips
Braving the Storm: Brett Tippie’s Prescription for Success words :: Brett Tippie. Braving the storm is something we all must do sometimes. In the midst of this extended pandemic era,…
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Coast Mountains Winter Photo Roundup
What can we say about winter in B.C.’s Coast Mountains? Actually, we don’t need to say it, since ML’s photographers have conveyed the beauty, excitement and fragility of the outdoors…
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Rad Women of the Sea to Sky
Spending his summers on the Sea to Sky region of British Columbia, Australian adventure sports photographer and Olympus Imaging ambassador Lachie Carracher was constantly blown away by how many bad…
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Blake Jorgenson’s “The Cold Open” Full Film & Interview
To be an action sports photographer, we recommend three out of four of these defining characteristics: 1. Be an artist; 2. Be a masochist; 3. Be extremely patient; or 4.…
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Cold Snap: Josh Hydeman Frames The Hazardous, Mutable World Of Glacier Caves
Glaciers don’t rush. Or at least they didn’t used to. During the last Ice Age, glaciers shaped our landscape while crawling, on average, but a few centimetres a day. Today,…
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Bay Windows: Photographer Mike Grandmaison’s 360° Tour of Georgian Bay
Words & photography :: Mike Grandmaison. Georgian Bay is the northeastern arm of Lake Huron, the fifth-largest lake in the world. Located between Manitoulin Island to the northwest (the world’s…
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MULTIPLICITY 2017: Aaron Huey on Capturing Life Through a Child’s Eyes
Aaron Huey is a National Geographic photographer, a Stanford Media Designer and Executive Director of the Amplifier Foundation. As a photographer, Huey has created over 30 stories for the National Geographic magazines and has been…
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Out of Time: Is it Twilight for the Kingdom of Zanskar?
Bare-legged, I’d shuffled through the slushy water flowing over the ice surface like a zombie, little but sheer will telling my feet where to go. Anything below the knees had…
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Ryan Creary: Minister of the Interior
If you believe the chatter, the only thing more compelling than the depth and breadth of Ryan Creary’s outdoor photography is that he could easily be the subject of most…
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Save our Souls: Can a Photograph Steal What is No Longer There?
Soul (noun) – 1. The spiritual or immaterial part of a human being or animal, regarded as immortal. 2. A person’s moral or emotional nature or sense of identity. Currently,…
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Willy Waterton: A Journey Through the Golden Age of Georgian Bay Life
For the Mountain Life Blue Mountains Photo Issue we asked several of our regular photographers to pick a handful of their finest shots, and to tell the stories behind them.…
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Behind the Photo: 50 Classic Squamish Climbs
The 50 Classic Climbs poster is a high-definition reflection of the past, of routes established, well-known features and recognizable names. It’s a full-scale look at the Stawamus Chief and the…
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Photographers Without Borders: Helping Not-for-Profits Forge their Visual Identities Around the Globe
“A lot of the not-for-profits I was working for were doing life-saving, amazing work, but they couldn’t justify spending money on video and photos,” says Da Silva. “I did one…
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Field Notes: How to Become a Photographer
When I first started looking through a viewfinder, I thought every frame I was lining up was destined for the pages of National Geographic. Even though I didn’t understand ISO,…
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How To: Be a Regular Joe and Photograph Animals in the Wild
The first camera was an eye, the first film memory, and their first subjects the living natural world. Since that time we’ve been trying, one way or another, to record…
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Alive and Kicking: Photographing Children Outdoors
When I look back at these images I can remember everything about those days: the smells, the tastes, the calm and the peace of each experience. Words &…
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