Brandon Broderick Photography

Brandon Broderick Photography Nature Photographer based in Terrace, British Columbia, Canada.

The aurora borealis fills the sky over Sand Lake near Rosswood, BC early this morning.
10/11/2026

The aurora borealis fills the sky over Sand Lake near Rosswood, BC early this morning.

Surf’s up. A colourful scene in northwest BC. Photographed on a recent 5-day fall photo camping trip to the far north of...
10/10/2026

Surf’s up. A colourful scene in northwest BC. Photographed on a recent 5-day fall photo camping trip to the far north of BC. This is the first of many photos I’ll be sharing from the trip.

A nighttime panorama of the estuary boardwalk in Stewart, BC.
09/18/2026

A nighttime panorama of the estuary boardwalk in Stewart, BC.

Here are a few drone shots. The waterfalls are recent, and the others were found on the same memory card and taken earli...
09/08/2026

Here are a few drone shots. The waterfalls are recent, and the others were found on the same memory card and taken earlier this year. This first shot is the Nass River at low tide.

Northern goshawk, Terrace, BC. I was recently invited to join a biologist on a mission to find a local goshawk nest that...
08/20/2026

Northern goshawk, Terrace, BC.

I was recently invited to join a biologist on a mission to find a local goshawk nest that was found by some loggers. We were able to locate the nest which had two chicks still inside, and a third was in a nearby tree. The plan is to return earlier next year and document more of the early lives of the chicks. I can’t wait to return!

I was recently invited by Saskatchewan to join a birding trip hosted by Jenn Smith wildviewtours . Also on this trip was...
08/14/2026

I was recently invited by Saskatchewan to join a birding trip hosted by Jenn Smith wildviewtours . Also on this trip was Steph Mayo Steph | Ontario Travel Ideas, a travel writer from Ontario, and, by crazy coincidence, my long-time friend and very talented photographer Jess Findlay.

I’ll be honest, I’m not much of a birder and sometimes spend more time trying to figure out what bird I photographed than I’d like to admit. So to say I learned a lot on this trip is an understatement. Jenn was a great guide, and Jess is a walking nature encyclopedia, so having them both around was pretty handy.

These are a few of my favourite images taken on the trip, and below is a list of what’s pictured in each one.

Thank you to Jodi from Tourism Saskatchewan for inviting me on this trip, and to Jenn for her guiding skills!

1. Baird’s sparrow. Chaplin, SK
2. Piping Plover. Chaplin, SK
3. Cooper’s hawk. Moose Jaw, SK
4. Peregrine falcon and gulls. Chaplin, SK
5. Mule deer fawn. Buffalo Pound Prov. Park, SK
6. Least sandpipers. Chaplin, SK
7. American bittern. Buffalo Pound Prov. Park, SK
8. Eastern kingbirds. Buffalo Pound Prov. Park, SK
9. Richardson’s ground squirrel. Buffalo Pound Prov. Park, SK
10. Muskrat with kit. Buffalo Pound Prov. Park, SK
11. Red-tailed hawk. Buffalo Pound Prov. Park, SK
12. Yellow warbler. Buffalo Pound Prov. Park, SK
13. Richardson’s ground squirrel. Buffalo Pound Prov. Park, SK

A young buck mule deer backlit by the morning sun in Kootenay National Park, BC.
07/04/2026

A young buck mule deer backlit by the morning sun in Kootenay National Park, BC.

An adult red fox (cross fox colour variation) carrying a mouthful of food back to its eager kits at the den. There are a...
07/02/2026

An adult red fox (cross fox colour variation) carrying a mouthful of food back to its eager kits at the den. There are at least one vole, three shrews, and one bird in its mouth.

06/05/2026

While signing prints for the upcoming , which I’m extremely excited about because it’ll be my first one in years, I received a notification from one of my trail cameras that there was a black bear in our backyard. This bear is a frequent visitor and he’s never caused any problems for us. I believe that by letting our property remain full of bear food (dandelions, horsetail, etc.) it gives him no reason to dabble in our garbage bins or bird feeders. I hope to see some of you at the market on Saturday!

I don’t usually photograph people, but here’s and photographing a wild, one-eyed lynx this winter in northern BC.This ...
03/25/2026

I don’t usually photograph people, but here’s and photographing a wild, one-eyed lynx this winter in northern BC.

This was taken on a recent lynx photo tour I led with . Dates for upcoming tours will be announced soon.

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