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Sandpiper Chaos |
Ol' Blue Eyes digital photography $200. framed |
Visual Flight Rules digital photography $330. framed |
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| Settling In digital photography $350. framed |
Preen digital photography $210. framed |
Sleeping digital photography $350. framed |
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| That Look digital photography $250. framed |
Intent digital photography $210. framed |
Aerial Ballet digital photography $210. framed |
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JOHN CHARDINE
John Chardine has been a professional biologist for over 35 years. During this time he has focused his research on the ecology and conservation of seabirds and their aquatic environments. The results have been published in numerous major international scientific journals. In line with his professional interest, his photographic passion is birds and knowledge of his subjects provides a unique insight into their photography. Each year he spends six weeks on an expedition cruise ship in Antarctica conducting classes on nature photography and ornithology. His images have been published broadly in books, magazines, journals and on the web.John's work was featured in a recent exhibition here at Fog Forest Gallery "Our Feathered Friends - A Look at Birds" . This exhibition, all based on the theme of birds, included works by Jim Edsall, Ghita Levin, Donna Rawlins Sharpe, David Silverberg and Mary Swain. To view this exhibition visit this archives page. A Sackville resident, John is an Adjunct Professor of biology at Mount Allison University and the University of New Brunswick.
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