Tim Osborne Photography ๐
@timosborne.ca
Photographer located in St. Albert, AB, Canada.
Ambassador for @exposedwildlife.bsky.social.
Member: Canadian Conservation Photographers Collective
(he/him)
https://linktr.ee/timosborne
Ambassador for @exposedwildlife.bsky.social.
Member: Canadian Conservation Photographers Collective
(he/him)
https://linktr.ee/timosborne
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Tim Osborne Photography ๐
@timosborne.ca
ยท Dec 21
A re-introduction to my new followers. I'm Tim, a photographer in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada. You'll mostly find me posting wildlife shots here. But be warned, I may also sprinkle in some sports (Go #oilers) and the occasional political post. Look forward to connecting!
That half time show was fantastic!
February 9, 2026 at 1:35 AM
That half time show was fantastic!
Thank you. ๐
February 9, 2026 at 12:44 AM
Thank you. ๐
February 8, 2026 at 5:14 PM
Agreed. I do a lot of sports photography and when I'm scrolling Instagram and see how many photos I've taken are profile photos, it totally brings a smile to my face.
February 6, 2026 at 10:27 PM
Agreed. I do a lot of sports photography and when I'm scrolling Instagram and see how many photos I've taken are profile photos, it totally brings a smile to my face.
Fantastic design and capture!
February 5, 2026 at 6:22 PM
Fantastic design and capture!
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If you know any senior undergraduate students or graduate students interested in my Arctic field course this year please have them reach out.
ryan.brook@usask.ca
Course starts and ends in Churchill, August 11-25.
Hands on research. Connecting with Indigenous knowledge keepers. Walking the land.
ryan.brook@usask.ca
Course starts and ends in Churchill, August 11-25.
Hands on research. Connecting with Indigenous knowledge keepers. Walking the land.
February 5, 2026 at 6:00 AM
If you know any senior undergraduate students or graduate students interested in my Arctic field course this year please have them reach out.
ryan.brook@usask.ca
Course starts and ends in Churchill, August 11-25.
Hands on research. Connecting with Indigenous knowledge keepers. Walking the land.
ryan.brook@usask.ca
Course starts and ends in Churchill, August 11-25.
Hands on research. Connecting with Indigenous knowledge keepers. Walking the land.
Oh, these stories are from public property. But even stopping on a country road near a property can cause issues. And I get it, rural crime has been an issue and people are on edge about people lurking near their homes, even if there's no ill intent.
February 4, 2026 at 11:07 PM
Oh, these stories are from public property. But even stopping on a country road near a property can cause issues. And I get it, rural crime has been an issue and people are on edge about people lurking near their homes, even if there's no ill intent.
I've had this in my calendar since it was announced. We're a big Muppet family! Can't wait to watch later tonight.
February 4, 2026 at 9:17 PM
I've had this in my calendar since it was announced. We're a big Muppet family! Can't wait to watch later tonight.
Thanks. Yes, I very much appreciate any chance I get to see these beauties out in the wild!
February 4, 2026 at 5:00 PM
Thanks. Yes, I very much appreciate any chance I get to see these beauties out in the wild!
Easy to drive right past them. From a distance they certainly blend right in, either to a field or a pole.
February 4, 2026 at 3:57 PM
Easy to drive right past them. From a distance they certainly blend right in, either to a field or a pole.
Ah yes, learning which properties to steer well clear of is an important skill for a photographer! Thankfully I haven't run into it, but I've heard some pretty frightening stories from fellow photographers.
February 4, 2026 at 3:53 PM
Ah yes, learning which properties to steer well clear of is an important skill for a photographer! Thankfully I haven't run into it, but I've heard some pretty frightening stories from fellow photographers.
It was a frosty, overcast morning when I was out driving back roads and found this beautiful Snowy Owl on a frost-covered power pole. It's not the background and setting one hopes for when photographing owls, but I'm always happy to find one regardless. #wildlife #owls #birds
February 4, 2026 at 2:43 PM
This image is a bit different than my usual "style," if that's even a thing. Much more minimalistic given the Snowy Owl sitting out in the field. Not sure how well this image translates to a smaller screen (phone, thumbnail, etc.) but thought I'd share it nonetheless. #wildlife #birds #owls
February 3, 2026 at 9:39 PM
She was north of Edmonton. It has been a quiet year for Snowies so far, so I was thrilled to find her!
February 1, 2026 at 10:11 PM
She was north of Edmonton. It has been a quiet year for Snowies so far, so I was thrilled to find her!