Steve’s passion for environmentalism has led to partnerships with Nature Conservancy of Canada and The David Suzuki Foundation.
A portion of his print sales proceeds supports these organizations.
© Copyright – Steve Austin Fine Art Photography
Steve’s passion for environmentalism has led to partnerships with Nature Conservancy of Canada and The David Suzuki Foundation.
A portion of his print sales proceeds supports these organizations.
© Copyright – Steve Austin Fine Art Photography
Elevating Your Photography Prints
/in UncategorizedThe importance of physical photographs has never been higher than it is in the digital age when our lives are overrun with endless digital images. The ability to physically hold a print in our hands that displays memories taken with a camera produces a special feeling of joy and nostalgia. But not every printing solution […]
Ancient Forest
/in UncategorizedAncient Forest Ancient old growth woods, which are the habitat of some of the most majestic trees in the world, are a hidden jewel deep beneath the rough terrain of British Columbia, Canada. A photographer’s fantasy comes true with these imposing giants, with their enormous trunks and sweeping canopies. I just had the chance to […]
Capturing stunning sunsets and sunrises over water.
/in UncategorizedNothing can compare to the stunning splendour of a sunset or sunrise over water. A sight that combines the gorgeous sky hues with the still water’s reflection can be very dramatic and breathtaking. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to photograph these instances. This blog post will discuss various techniques for photographing gorgeous sunsets and sunrises […]
The Majesty of Waterfalls
/in UncategorizedCapturing the Power and Grace of Waterfalls Sutherland Falls One of the most magnificent and amazing natural phenomena on the planet is a waterfall. They remind us of the strength and beauty of nature and awe us with their force and grace. The beauty of a waterfall might be difficult to capture on camera, but […]
A True Canadian
/in UncategorizedAny Canadian that has spent any amount of time outside during the winter has experienced the fingernail wrenching pain of frozen fingers, when the circulation slowly creeps back into the frozen digits and tears well up in your eyes, capturing this image was no exception. I have this 50-foot willow tree growing near my Okanagan […]
Busy Bee
/in UncategorizedA warm spring day offered this photo opportunity as this flowering bush came alive with bees. Using a 2.8 50-135mm zoom lens allowed for a fast shutter of 1/1600 sec to stop the action with out having to push up the ISO, helping keep the digital noise minimized. The combination of the zoom lens set on continual […]
Columbia River
/in UncategorizedThe Interior of British Columbia Canada offers some of the most beautiful, bio-diverse and most delicate biology in Canada. This photograph of the Columbia River system one of those places. It is also one of the largest river tributaries in North America as well as having a large number of Hydro-Electric dams along its course, […]
Adams River Salmon Run
/in UncategorizedThe Adams River Salmon Run is an amazing nature event that makes me very contemplative about all the facets of nature and how amazing something like the instinct and DNA make up of can be so ingrained in all loving things. There are 3 phases of life in this photo the spawned fish (the Dead), […]