Update #1: July 4th, 1:37 PST- Video (below) posted Sunday on CTV’s website features b-roll of fire damage in Lytton, including charred and smoldering railroad tracks on a bridge crossing a river. Railroad footage begins at 1:19. As a forensic team received the green light to move into the ashes of Lytton, British Columbia Saturday, […]
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Armed with several cameras, lenses and a myriad of other accessories, photographers Christian Sasse and Jack Molan arrived in Dutch Harbor, Alaska on Saturday to embark on a unique bald eagle photography adventure. Sasse’s pack includes a camera that shoots a thousand frames per second, allowing for a super slow-motion look at bald eagles,
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Listen On Vancouver Island, a familiar bald eagle nest is suddenly home to a most unfamiliar scene. The eagle parents are not only busy feeding three eaglets in that nest. They’re also feeding a baby red tailed hawk! How it all came to be remains a mystery. But there’s no doubt about who’s been capturing some
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(Edmonds, WA) On a late September day, I drove to Picnic Point Park in Edmonds to Periscope (broadcast) what was shaping-up to be a promising sunset from the beach. I arrived just minutes prior to the sun’s sinking behind the Olympic Mountains. No clouds in the sky. No haze. The distant peaks across Puget Sound seemed destined for tack
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