Patrick Kavanagh Photography

Patrick Kavanagh Photography 20 years of digital photography experience photographing pretty much everything. In Southern Alberta, Canada. From Windsor Ontario, Canada.

Photography has been a serious hobby of mine since I was in high school. So much has changes since I used film and slides. Fast forward and I am still enjoying the hobby using the latest and greatest technology in Photoshop, Lightroom and Topaz. Along the way I taught myself how to edit images using Photoshop's LAB Color Space. Have sold pictures, photographed weddings, family portraits but I real

ly enjoy bird photography, macro, landscapes as well as playing around in photoshop KARtooning images. https://www.instagram.com/kartooned.pictures/ and https://www.instagram.com/patrickkavanagh.ca/ and https://www.flickr.com/photos/the_kav. Flickr has annoyed me in this last year and I am not posting any images there at this time. If you go to https://patrickkavanagh.myportfolio.com/home you will see all of my social media connections.

My best friend passed away recently. From a photography standpoint Dennis is the one who introduced me to cameras and ph...
09/03/2026

My best friend passed away recently. From a photography standpoint Dennis is the one who introduced me to cameras and photography way back in 1974 - high school.

After going through high school, college and then moving 2,000 miles away to Calgary together and photographing Banff and Lake Louise, it was time for us to move on. Me marrying my girl and Dennis taking a work exchange position in Ottawa. Within a year he decided to move back to his home island, Mauritius (in the Indian Ocean) working for his Uncles business.

Along the way he got back into scuba diving and of course with his camera. Dennis won awards for his underwater photography with his images seen in magazines, on tourist souvenir products as well as large prints to display in homes.

Photographing all types of sea life including whales, sharks, eels, stingrays and everything else that moves in the sea.

Though we did not physically see each other for over 40+ years, we kept in daily contact through texts and emails.

His absence leaves a big hole for his wife and 3 kids as well as family, friends and his diving community in Mauritius.

Looks like it time for me to move again.

See you later buddy! Coffee and a Boston Crème donut from Tim’s in heaven…

From a recent trip to Waterton National Park in Southern Alberta, Canada with my grandson Riker.HDR Panorama image here ...
09/01/2026

From a recent trip to Waterton National Park in Southern Alberta, Canada with my grandson Riker.

HDR Panorama image here stitched together from 9 images.

Here is a White Underwing Moth that was camped out on the side of my house for two days. A beautiful looking moth. I mad...
08/24/2026

Here is a White Underwing Moth that was camped out on the side of my house for two days.

A beautiful looking moth.

I made a large version of this image so that you can see more of the details in the wings.

A first time for me seeing this moth.

Photographed with a 70-300mm lens and a Raynox 150 lens on the end.

F:16, 1/250, ISO 200, Nikon D500 and Godox 480 flash through a homemade diffuser.

Pictures from Parallel Church in Taber today for DISCO Sunday! No, not that kind of disco, food disco! We got a nice rai...
08/24/2026

Pictures from Parallel Church in Taber today for DISCO Sunday! No, not that kind of disco, food disco! We got a nice rain to start things off and then the sun came out. Thank you for everyone who helped put this event on! Check it!

First time seeing a Soldier Fly. "Black soldier flies (Hermetia illucens) are rare in the wild in Alberta but are widely...
08/23/2026

First time seeing a Soldier Fly.
"Black soldier flies (Hermetia illucens) are rare in the wild in Alberta but are widely raised in controlled agricultural facilities for organic waste composting and high-protein animal feed. They are harmless insects that do not bite, sting, or spread disease". There are many different varieties of these flies.

Great Golden Digger Wasp - Seriously? Who named this wasp? These wasps are non-aggressive but they sure do look "great"....
08/21/2026

Great Golden Digger Wasp - Seriously? Who named this wasp?

These wasps are non-aggressive but they sure do look "great".

In my yard and photographed with a 70-300mm lens with a Raynox 250 on the end, homemade diffuser and Godox 480 flash.

I am getting some really nice results with this non-macro combination.

Little Crab Spider about as big around as your index finger fingernail. It looked like it was playing hide and seek. She...
08/21/2026

Little Crab Spider about as big around as your index finger fingernail. It looked like it was playing hide and seek. She wins because I have not seen her anywhere today.

70-300mm lens at 70mm with a Raynox 250 on the end. Nikon D500 with a Godox 480 flash (amazing flash output), F:13, 1/250sec, ISO 141.
Southern Alberta Canada in my yard.

Took the long 150-600mm lens out to the local lake to see if any birds were available. I ended up finding butterflies, b...
08/19/2026

Took the long 150-600mm lens out to the local lake to see if any birds were available. I ended up finding butterflies, bees and dragon fly's instead. So I thought it would be a good test to see what I can photograph 8 feet away at 600mm.

With some editing I thought they turned out pretty good considering this is not a macro lens.

Backyard insects. The highlight is the small green grasshopper pooping!Photographed with a 70-300mm lens plus a Raynox 2...
08/18/2026

Backyard insects. The highlight is the small green grasshopper pooping!

Photographed with a 70-300mm lens plus a Raynox 250 on the end. Diffuser was a new homemade set-up on a Godox 480 flash.

Editing all in Lightroom.

Baby Hopper
08/18/2026

Baby Hopper

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