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Today I went through some of the early shots from the west coast of Vancouver Island. None of these made the book but I thought it would be fun to share, let me know what you think by leaving your … Continue reading
This gallery contains 10 photos.
Today I went through some of the early shots from the west coast of Vancouver Island. None of these made the book but I thought it would be fun to share, let me know what you think by leaving your … Continue reading
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It’s the 26th Pacific Rim annual Whale Festival this week on Vancouver Island’s west coast and I have an exhibition at Humanity, a new community events space on 150 Fourth Street Tofino, BC VOR 2Z0. It’s free entry and showcases fine art framed prints from … Continue reading
Walking home last Friday night when I spotted these mating frogs in the street. I ran inside to grab my camera and flash and fired off a few frames before helping them to a safer spot away from the road.
They were pretty accommodating subjects (I guess they were otherwise occupied) not moving around too much. It took a few goes to get the exposure and composition right, in the end this was my favourite. If you enjoy this story and others on the Blog please leave comments and feedback and visit www.matthewmaran.com www.facebook.com/MatthewMaranPhotography for more images and information
Just sent these prints to the ‘Creative Director’ Jason Niles in Canada. Together we’ll be exhibiting fine art prints for the duration of this year’s Festival at Humanity - a new community organisation and events space in Tofino http://www.pacificrimwhalefestival.com/events from the 17th -25th of March. More information on this to follow…..
Experimenting with some remote shooting with my friend and fellow wildlife photographer Tony this morning in Richmond Park, London. This swan wasn’t interested in our bread but instead just came over and bossed the Canada geese out the way. We weren’t complaining, it was easily the most impressive moment of the morning. Could’ve done with some better lighting but then again wildlife photographers are never satisfied!
The flat light wasn’t great for deer shots so we turned our attention to the forest. The mist was beautiful, and with no one else around, so peaceful and hard to believe we were just a few miles from the city centre. I took this picture with my 300mm lens - telephoto lenses naturally have a shallow depth of field which can create a nice effect when focusing in on forest details.
With over 150 years of experience helping travellers plan their journeys, Stanfords is the UKs leading travel and map book shop located in the heart of Covent Garden, London. I am delighted that my book is now available downstairs in the Canada section. Be sure to check it out the next time you are in this amazing shop!
Got these two shots early this morning in Hampstead Heath. Such a great spot in north London for photography. My hands were freezing attemting to assemble my tripod – red raw fingers, I didn’t know cold can burn so much. Sitting in the warmth of my studio now and it was all worth it
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I just dug out these 2 landscape photos from a previous trip to Norway I went on with my friend Rachel back in 2009. We went on a mission to see moose and things got off to a bad start as Ryanair would not let me … Continue reading
Last Summer I visited the Lofoten Islands in northern Norway with my family and had the most amazing trip. It was my Mum’s 60th birthday and we celebrated by hiking through the stunning mountainous landscape of Moskenes, Flakstadoya and Vestvagoy over 5 days. It was also a great chance to get back into some landscape photography too. Enjoy!

My Mum (in the foreground), dwarfed by the big landscape along the west coast of the Lofoten Islands.