Creighton Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Three bottles of maple syrup made by a backyard hobbyist in Nova Scotia.

A fly fisherman fishes for Striped Bass in the early morning fog on a river in Nova Scotia.

A fly fisherman spey casting for Atlantic Salmon on the Margaree River in the fall.

"A Western Meadowlark perches on a fence in Brandon, Manitoba.More of my bird images can be found here:"

Springhill, Nova Scotia, Canada - November 24, 2011: A Jeep Wrangler 4x4 blasts through fresh powder snow after an early winter snow storm.

A huge Australian electrical storm in the Pilbara outback

"This is the oldest groundwood mill in the province of New Brunswick, and the smallest, and the most picturesque. It is the oldest mill of the kind (built in 1902). It is also modern, for it was reconstructed after a fire in 1946 which left only the solid walls intact.More landscape images can be found here:"

Sunrise behind the Port Kembla steelworks, Wollongong, NSW, Australia

"Springhill, Nova Scotia, Canada - January 9, 2011: Two Jeep Wrangler 4x4s go off-roading in the snow."

A view of The Remarkables at sunrise

The Cabot Trail in peak fall colours.

A woman fly fishes for Atlantic Salmon in the fall on the Margaree River in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

"This abandoned house in Nova Scotia was decorated with Christmas lights powered by a generator. Spotlights were used to light-paint the trees and the foreground, and to fill in shadows on the house. Also a lamp was placed in a room in the house.More of my images of abandoned houses and buildings can be found here:"

Male Lark Bunting at Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan. June 2006.

A moose with her calf at Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba, June 2006.

A fly fisherman wades through a river in Nova Scotia.

Silhouette of a fly fisherman fishing for Striped Bass in the early morning fog on a river in Nova Scotia.

The Confederation Bridge links the two Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Construction of the bridge began on October 7, 1993, and the bridge officially opened on May 31, 1997. Also known as the "Fixed Link", the 12.9 kilometre (8 mile)-long bridge is the longest in the world crossing ice-covered water.

A lone Fiordland crested penguin posing on a rock on a remote New Zealand beach.

Bull Elk just outside Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba. November 2006.

A moose crosses the road on the Cabot Trail in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Nova Scotia.

"Springhill, Nova Scotia, Canada - May 11, 2009: A Jeep Wrangler 4x4 off-roading on a rutted, muddy trail."

A buggy stuck in the mud in Springhill, Nova Scotia.

Three plains bison block the road at Lake Audy in Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba.

Three Fiordland crested penguins (tawaki) crossing an empty remote beach in New Zealand.

Interesting rock formations at the world famous Joggins Fossil Cliffs.

"Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, Canada - April 17, 2008: A Jeep Grand Cherokee is stuck in the mud."

Four Fiordland crested penguins basking in the sun on a remote New Zealand beach.

Beautiful Lookout Bennetts Bluff, Road from Queenstown to Glenorchy with Lake Wakatipu and Mount Creighton on a sunny Summer day. Lake Wakatipu,Queenstown to Glenorchy, Otago, South Island, New Zealand, Oceania.

A huge Australian electrical storm in the Pilbara outback

A lone Fiordland Crested Penguin beginning the grooming process after a day at sea.

A Wood Frog sits near a bog in Labrador.

"A Northern Flicker perches on a fence post in Brandon, Manitoba.More of my bird images can be found here:"

Mount Uniacke, Nova Scotia, Canada - July 4, 2009: A Jeep 4x4 maneuvers through a deep mud bog.

"An Arctic species, these Willow Ptarmigan were photographed in Churchill, Manitoba.More of my bird images can be found here:"

A Fiordland crested penguin (tawaki) posing against a backdrop of breaking waves and the Tasman sea.

"A moose and her calf stand beside a pond at Riding Mountain National Park.More of my moose, deer and elk photos can be found here:"

"A Red-eyed Vireo perches on a branch in Canso, Nova Scotia.More of my bird images can be found here:"

"Springhill, Nova Scotia, Canada - February 12, 2012: A Jeep Wrangler 4x4 goes off-roading in the snow."

A lone Fiordland Crested Penguin making its way back to the nest after a day feeding at sea.

A sign warns of flood waters near Rapid City, Manitoba.

Patawalonga and Glenelg from the air

"A Red-tailed Hawk perches on a dead tree in Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba.More of my bird images can be found here:"

Nice fall sunset on Grayling Lake in October 2006.

A female moose stands alert in the Cape Breton Highlands, Nova Scotia.

"A dog relaxes in a lawn chair with an umbrella on a hot summer day in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia."

"Two muskrats forage for food in Oak Hammock Marsh, Manitoba."

A beautiful waterfall in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley. These falls are called Crystal Falls, and are located in Greenwood, Nova Scotia.

"A Semipalmated Sandpiper, a species of shorebird, hunts for food along the shores of a marsh in the Sackville Waterfowl Park, Sackville, New Brunswick.More of my bird images can be found here:"

A female Grey Tree Frog stands on the head of a male in Narcisse, Manitoba.

Black Guillemots are seabirds from the north. The nest on headlands on Nova Scotia's shores. I photographed this mated pair in July 2005 on Cheticamp Island, NS.

Beautiful Bennetts Bluff, Road from Queenstown to Glenorchy with Lake Wakatipu and Mount Creighton on a sunny Summer day. Lake Wakatipu,Queenstown to Glenorchy, Otago, South Island, New Zealand, Oceania.

A Gray-cheeked Thrush sits on a wood pile on Cape Sable Island, Nova Scotia.

"Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, Canada - August 27, 2011: An International Scout 4x4 blasts through a mud bog."

A Killdeer pretends it has a broken wing to draw predators away from its nest.

A carpet of Caribou Moss covers a forest floor in Labrador.Animals such as Reindeer and Caribou feed on lichen during the coldest periods of the season. They do this because it is one of the only things that they have for food when the weather is cold and there is little other vegetation left. It has lots of carbohydrates that give the caribou energy to make body heat. Caribou have special microorganisms in their stomachs which let them digest lichen. Very few other animals eat lichens. Some scientists think that the caribou evolved to fill the tundra's food niche that other animals couldn't fill.More landscape images can be found here:

"A beautifully-colored Ring-necked Pheasant sits in a field in Brandon, Manitoba.More of my bird images can be found here:"

"A moose and her calf stand by a pond at Riding Mountain Natiional Park, Manitoba.More of my moose, deer and elk photos can be found here:"

Brown Trout caught on a fly on River Philip, Nova Scotia.