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I couldn't spend a weekend with Darwin Wiggett and Samantha Chrysanthou - two of Canada's best known and loved nature photographers - without convincing them to take me out for a little landscape love.

Elbow Falls, Kananaskis, Alberta. ISO 50, F/11, 6-second exposure.

My only desired characteristic for my talent for this weekend's southern Alberta workshop was "unique", and unique we got. Meet Talyn Stone, who was more than we could have hope for.

Photographed on a back country road outside Airdrie, Alberta.

Simple one-light set-up. Elinchrom Octobox to model right. Ambient under-exposed by about 2/3 a stop.

Continuation of my "Sub-Arctic Butterfly" series: www.flickr.com/photos/brosha/sets/72157624318385254/

Model: Tiffany Ayalik
Make-up: Nicole Garbutt
Assistant: Andrea Nilson

Lighting/technical info: two-light set up. Elinchrom heads camera left and right, about 10 feet away from the model on each side. Left light about 50% more power than right left. Both bounced into silver umbrellas.

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From the studio; a recent maternity session with a proud mother-to-be.

ISO 100, F/16, 1/160-second exposure.

Exploring dance and form; a composite of two images inspired by Joe McNally. I'm guessing this one won't look great on Flickr (needs to be seen bigger), so please check it out on my website at: www.davebrosha.com/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi...

Lighting: mix of gelled hotlights (overhead, turned on for the first 5 seconds of exposure) and studio flash (modified with a Paul C. Buff PLM umbrella, triggered manually by Pocket Wizards in the last second) . ISO 200, F/11, 6-second exposure.