Jim Cumming

Photo courtesy of fellow photographer, friend and Redbubbler Stephen J. Stephen

Hello and Welcome
I’m an amateur photographer and pretty new to wildlife photography. I played acoustic guitar for over 30 years but chronic elbow tendinitis ended that…now what do I do? I had learnt alot from my P&S cameras so I finally decided to move up to the big leagues and purchased a Canon dSLR camera. After honing my skills through pics of friends, family and weddings I found my calling with wildlife, mainly birds and white-tailed deer as they are plentiful in this region. I find great satisfaction photographing birds and mammals and of course coming upon anything out of the ordinary.
I hope you enjoy your visit.
Jim

The Deer Whisperer
Photo courtesy of fellow photographer, friend and Redbubbler Stephen J. Stephen

All images on this site are Copyright © 2011 Jim Cumming and may not be edited, copied, reproduced, printed, distributed, displayed, or used in any way, in whole or in part, without express written permission.

The key to a great photo is “more cowbell!”

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Fine Art America site

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Cameras:
Canon 7D
Canon 40D
Canon S3 IS
Canon A95

Lenses:
Tokina 11-16 f/2.8
Canon 100 f/2.8
Canon 24-105 f/4 L IS
Canon 70-200 f/4 L IS
Canon 300 f/2.8 L IS
Canon 400 f/5.6 L

New 2012 Calendars
Snowy Owls

Ottawa Rut

Waterfowl of the Ottawa Valley

One Foggy Morning in Ottawa

In the Company of Birds

Hawks and Owls of Ottawa

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Photo courtesy of fellow photographer, friend and Redbubbler Stephen J. Stephen

I think I’ve been out shooting deer for too long…I’ve become ‘deerlirious’!
Photo courtesy of fellow photographer, friend and Redbubbler Ted Busby

Could you get a little closer?
Photo courtesy of fellow photographer, friend and Redbubbler Daniel Parent

This photo was Runner-up and Published in Canadian Geographic magazines’ ‘Wildlife Photography of the Year’ 2010 – Birds Category and is currently hanging in the Museum of Nature in Ottawa summer 2011

This photo got Honourable Mention in Canadian Geographic magazines’ ‘Wildlife Photography of the Year’ 2010 – Mammals Category and is currently hanging in the Museum of Nature in Ottawa summer 2011

The rest of Canadian Geographics ‘Wildlife Photography of the Year’ 2010 winning photos can be found here:
Canadian Geographic

National Geographic’s ‘Weekly Wrapper’ for Sept/11

Every week we feature an image from photographers worldwide. We judge these images on composition and technical quality…(Nature’s Best Photography)