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Earth Day - Jour de la Terre

I had the honour to talk with Lyne Barnabé, Art reporter at Radio-Canada, for Earth Day. As you already know, I promote ethics in nature photography and her article details my approach in that regard. Whether we photograph nature and wildlife at home or abroad, it is important to respect wild animals and their habitat: keep a safe distance, use a telephoto lens, do not disturb their activities, never feed wildlife, do not call them or destroy their habitat to get a better photo. I encourage you to read Lyne Barnabé’s article (in French) and check the photos.

J’ai eu l’honneur de parler avec Lyne Barnabé, journaliste culturelle à Radio-Canada, pour le Jour de la Terre. Comme vous le savez déjà, je promeus l’éthique en photographie naturaliste et son article détaille bien mon approche. Que nous photographions la nature et la faune à la maison ou à l’étranger, il est important de respecter les animaux sauvages et leur habitat : garder une distance sécuritaire, utiliser un téléobjectif, ne pas déranger leurs activités, ne jamais les nourrir, ne pas les appeller our détruire leur habitat afin d’obtenir une meilleure photo. Je vous invite à lire l’article de Lyne Barnabé et regarder les photos.

Interview on CBC, North by Northwest

Sometimes we are lucky enough to be interviewed by a journalist we have admired for years. That's what happened to me when I was interviewed by Margaret Gallagher for North by Northwest, CBC Radio One in Vancouver. Despite being a little intimidated, I managed to speak more or less clearly about my Vancouver Island marmot photo book, which was released last December, and the conservation efforts to save the marmot from extinction.

I invite you to listen to the interview and order a signed copy of my book.

Parfois nous avons la chance d’être interviewé par une journaliste que nous admirons depuis des années. C’est ce qui m’est arrivé lorsque j’ai été interviewée par Margaret Gallagher pour l’émission North by Northwest, CBC Radio One à Vancouver. Malgré le fait que j’étais un peu intimidée, j’ai réussi à parler plus ou moins clairement de mon livre de photos sur la marmotte de l’île de Vancouver, paru en décembre dernier, et des efforts de conservation pour sauver la marmotte de l’extinction.

Je vous invite à écouter l’entrevue et commander une copie signée de mon livre.

Tel que vu à CBC Radio-Canada

Réalisation et montage : Pierre Beaudoin, caméra : Alexandre Lamic, CBC Radio-Canada

Photo : Alexandre Lamic, Radio-Canada

L’automne dernier, j’ai eu le plaisir d’être filmée par CBC Radio-Canada sur le terrain sur l’Île de Vancouver. Au cours de l’entrevue, je parle d’espèces menacées dans la région et d’espèces à risque d’extinction comme la marmotte de l’Île de Vancouver. Je mentionne aussi l’importance de l’éthique dans la photographie de nature pour préserver le monde naturel; nous pouvons tous faire notre part en gardant une distance sécuritaire avec les animaux, en évitant de les déranger dans leur routine et en n’interférant pas avec leur habitat.

Je vous invite à regarder la vidéo ici.

As seen on CBC Radio Canada...

Production and montage: Pierre Beaudoin, camera: Alexandre Lamic, CBC Radio-Canada.

Photo credit: Alexandre Lamic, Radio-Canada

Last autumn, I had the pleasure of being filmed by CBC Radio-Canada in the field on Vancouver Island. During the interview, I talk about species of special concern in the region and endangered species like the Vancouver Island marmot. I also mention the importance of ethic in nature photography to preserve the natural world; we can all do our part by keeping a safe distance from wildlife, avoiding disturbing their routines and not interfering with their habitat.

I invite you to watch the video here.

On Radio-Canada Television

Pierre Beaudoin, producer CBC - Radio-Canada, Alex Lamic, videographer, and Catherine Babault.

Pierre Beaudoin, producer at CBC - Radio-Canada, Alex Lamic, videographer at CBC - Radio-Canada and Catherine Babault.

Back in October, I had the pleasure of being interviewed and filmed by a wonderful team from Radio-Canada (also known as the French CBC). Pierre Beaudoin, producer, and Alex Lamic, videographer, came from Vancouver to meet me on Vancouver Island.

The video was broadcast this week on the youth program ONIVA dedicated to photography. I talk about my work as a nature photographer and my encounters with wildlife.

In case you missed it, you can watch it here. It starts at the 9:00 mark.

On Radio-Canada Television

This summer, I had the pleasant surprise of being contacted by the producer of the youth program ONIVA on Radio-Canada, who wanted to do an interview about my work as a nature photographer.

This week, I had the pleasure of meeting Pierre Beaudoin in person on Vancouver Island to make this project a reality. I enjoyed this first experience in front of the camera in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere and showing one of my favorite places on Vancouver Island for autumn nature photography.

The interview will soon be broadcast on the program ONIVA and available on YouTube. To be continued…

Pierre Beaudoin, producer at Radio-Canada, Alex, cameraman and Catherine.

Pierre Beaudoin, producer at Radio-Canada, Alex Lamic, videographer, and Catherine Babault