baby male squirrel – fell from a maple tree in 2006 and survived
Toronto. One sector of photography is photographs of the wilderness and its inhabitants. At our January, 2012 Toronto meeting, we featured photographer Roy Ramsay and his magazine “Outdoor Photography in Canada“. Photos of wild animals and their terrain have been taken for decades. Each year an award is given to a wildlife photographer and their work is placed on display.
This annual exhibition of wildlife photographs in Toronto is often at the ROM. PhotoEd magazine features a wildlife article timed for the ROM display. Part way down this message from PhotoEd (at INBOX EXHIBITION) is notice of this year’s display. It is on at the moment at the ROM. PhotoEd’s message says in part, “Organized by the Natural History Museum in London, UK, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is on until May 26.”
Collectors of photographs may already have images of wildlife. Come out to our events this spring – you may find even more photos for your collection, plus many cameras and lenses (film and digital) to add to a collection or precious user gear.
Oh, and on a final note, today is World WildLife Day.
