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About Peter Blahut

Peter Blahut is a photographer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada who has been all around North America capturing stunningly beautiful digital photographs of wildlife and landscapes. He has won several awards for his beautiful photographs over the years. He is also a long time member of the Winnipeg South Photo Club.

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2012 Zombie Walk, Winnipeg
2012/10/15

I went to the Zombie Walk last Saturday (October 13th) which was staged at the Forks. I did not go in character but to enjoy and photograph "The Waking Dead". There were so many great Zombie characters and all so willing to be photographed! If you want to get comfortable shooting people, then an event like this is a great place to start!

Iceland, Land of Fire and Ice!
2012/9/5

Last July/August, I went on a 12 day photo tour of Iceland led by Johnathan Esper http://www.wildernessphotographs.com. There were five participants on the tour, Fee and Claudia from the US, Tony from the UK and Anil and I from Canada. Starting in Reykavik, we toured Iceland in a counter clockwise direction, taking excursions into the highlands. Some of the many highlights of the tour were the many waterfalls, lava fields, volcanic craters, glaciers, the Iceland horses and Atlantic Puffins.

Masai Mara Wildlife
2011/11/21

To anyone who's been to the Masai Mara, they will know what I mean when I say that the numbers and diversity of wildlife that can be seen every day in the Mara is absolutely amazing! Besides seeing the BIG 5 (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino), we also saw hippos, wildebeests, giraffes, zebras, gazelles, impalas, elands, crocodiles, baboons, wild boars, hyenas, and many different bird varieties. I'm sure there are many more I've missed. And they don't run away! Its like they are paid to pose! For me, this was really amazing as I can go for days in our parks without seeing a large mammal and if I do, it's usually there rear end :) If you enjoy wildlife and wildlife photography, then I'm sure the Masai Mara in Kenya will meet or exceed your expectations as it did mine!