New Stock photography website

Hello,
I have a new stock photography website at www.keithdouglasphotography.ca

Aerial Mine photo in Vancouver Sun

Endako mine effluent affecting aquatic environment in north-central B.C.

 Environment ministry wants ‘improved’ waste management

 

By Gordon Hoekstra, Vancouver Sun February 16, 2014

 

(Here is an aerial image I took on my Endako assignment used by the Vancouver Sun today, 17/02/2014.

Gives a good impression of how big this place is.) 

 

 

 

 

Endako Mines, aerial view.

Photograph by: . , Vancouver Sun

 

Endako Mines photo assignment

Endako Mines was a photo assignment of mine from a couple of years ago. Although they used some images right away they just got around to renewing their website and used a lot of the imagery I took on the two day assignment. The first day was aerial shooting standing on the skids of a Jet Ranger helicopter with the door off hovering over the huge open pit and various equipment. Second day was on ground shooting.

Here is the website: Check the Photo Gallery for more of my images:
http://www.endakomines.com/

Huffington Post photo usage

Here is a logging photo used on the HuffPo website via Getty Images:

 
 

Mining Stock Photo ad

Mining exploration image used by PDAC

Here is a mining exploration image of mine used by the Prospectors and Developers of Canada (PDAC).
It was used on the 2012 Media Kit cover for their annual meeting, plus in their half page ad in the National Post and on a billboard.
The image is self timered from up on our local Hudson Bay mountain. In this usage the image has been reversed for the design of the advert.

 

 

 

 

Kermode Bear

Well its been a while since the last post...and thats related to not doing too much photography lately...But, here is a new post and some brand new pix of a Kermode Bear I encountered last week. Remember, a Kermode bear is a black bear with a recessive gene that causes the light colour. It is not an albino by any means.
Spring was fairly late up our way and so the bears were just starting to roust these last couple of weeks. This fellow came out along Highway 16 between Terrace and Kitwanga. He munched his way along the highway for a while then took off back into the bush.

He or she..has had a rough life. There is a long scar on his face and what looks to be a claw puncture would above his left eye.
This was my very first Kermode bear sighting and it was a great experience. Far more interesting than just another basic black bear sighting.