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Heath O’Fee

I've never been good at writing these 'bio' things. So instead of a boring paragraph about me, here's a list of things I like:

- my amazing wife
- my adorable daughter
- my dog
- coffee
- beer
- bourbon
- film (that stuff you get developed in a lab)
- Kraft Dinner
- movies
- TV (like, a lot of it)
- Apple products
- chips (every flavour except ketchup. gross.)
- taking pictures

I'd like nothing more than to be able to document the precious moments of your life. Send a message to heath@heathofee.com if you'd like to connect!

Heath

Tag Archives: Clouds

Lone Sentinel

Wow. I can’t believe it’s been almost an entire month since I’ve posted anything here! I’ve been in a bit of a photographic funk for the last little while, so I didn’t feel much like shooting or spending much time on Twitter and around blogs – but I should be back in at least some […]

Sunset Clouds

Sometimes you just get lucky. The clouds during the sunset over Lake Minnewanka were just amazing – and sometimes you have to allow those clouds to be the main subject of your frame. Equipment: – Canon EOS 5D Mark II – Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L – B+W 77mm 10 stop ND Filter

Lake #4

After visiting Lake Louise, I made a short trek up the Icefields Parkway to both Bow Lake and Peyto Lake. Today’s image is of the latter which is known as ‘the bluest lake in the Rockies’. The colour of the lake in the photo below is an accurate representation of what I saw when I […]

Lake #2

The second lake I hit on my mountain journey last week was Lake Louise – one of the most well known lakes in Banff National Park. I can almost guarantee you that it’s been shot by every photographer that comes to Banff, but I still can’t get enough of it. It’s just so picturesque and […]

Mountain on Fire

Back to Quarry Lake in Canmore for my post today. While not a shot of the actual lake, this was the view off in the distance that I was treated with as the sun started to peek over the horizon. The glow on those mountains was out of this world – seeing colour like that […]