As The Crow Flies Title Photograph
Taken on a single 10‑second timer shot, this image captures a crow flying in from the left, framed dead center against the rising sun over the Strait of Georgia and Campbell River. The long timer allowed the moment to unfold naturally: no fast‑paced shutter tricks, no AI manipulation just one careful exposure and the exact instant the bird crossed the sunlit horizon. The result is a simple, honest composition that pairs a singular natural subject with the calm geometry of dawn over coastal waters.
Photo Taken By Brendan Ruddy
1 1/2 inch thick kiln-dried Canadian basswood frames that will never warp
380 GSM extra thick poly-cotton canvas that won't sag
Green certified HP inks that won’t fade for 200 years
An expertly stretched canvas by a Canadian worker that cares about quality
As The Crow Flies Title Photograph
Taken on a single 10‑second timer shot, this image captures a crow flying in from the left, framed dead center against the rising sun over the Strait of Georgia and Campbell River. The long timer allowed the moment to unfold naturally: no fast‑paced shutter tricks, no AI manipulation just one careful exposure and the exact instant the bird crossed the sunlit horizon. The result is a simple, honest composition that pairs a singular natural subject with the calm geometry of dawn over coastal waters.
Photo Taken By Brendan Ruddy
1 1/2 inch thick kiln-dried Canadian basswood frames that will never warp
380 GSM extra thick poly-cotton canvas that won't sag
Green certified HP inks that won’t fade for 200 years
An expertly stretched canvas by a Canadian worker that cares about quality