The mysterious and enthralling behavior of the great cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo) became a subject of my keen interest last year. Little did I know that this curiosity would grow into a passionate endeavor, merging my love for ornithology and photography in a fascinating and rewarding journey.

It’s a damn wake-up call. It’s nature’s relentless cycle, showing us that no matter how dark the night gets, the sun will rise, indifferent to our trifles and triumphs.

A Lunch Break Adventure: Cityscapes, Models, and the Magic of Canon R5

one does not simply drive through Waterloo without a tip of the hat to its lion, that stoic beast perched atop a mound like a feline overlord surveying its kingdom of tourist and history buffs alike

My mission was clear: to capture the heart and soul of what might be the world’s most photogenic train station. I was armed with my Canon R5 and a couple of lenses that could probably zoom into the future if physics allowed it—the RF70-200 L f2.8 & RF15-35 L f2.8.