Oh Me Nerves Photography
Oh Me Nerves Photography is a Sarnia-Lambton photography studio specializing in wildlife, landscape, fine art, portrait, pet, and commercial imagery, with prints and merchandise available. The studio produces conservation-focused storytelling through gallery exhibits, presentations, workshops, and guided expeditions, and offers speaking engagements and photography services for families and businesses. Oh Me Nerves partners with tour and regional organizations for curated trips and community events, and seeks sponsorships and bookings to support ongoing projects.
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Last updated on Feb 8th, 2026
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Wildlife photography observation and gear details
Oh Me Nerves Photography shares an intimate observation of a Black capped Chickadee at its Canatara Park nesting site, recorded on 2026-05-14. The post lists gear and editing details, noting the shot was made with a Canon R5 Mark II and Canon RF 100-500mm then processed in Lightroom Classic, and highlights the emotional strength of imperfect moments in wildlife photography.
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Polar bears interaction near Churchill, Manitoba
Oh Me Nerves Photography captures a brief but intense interaction between two polar bears near Churchill, Manitoba, described with the crisp lines 'Snow flying. Power colliding.' The post is tied to partners and outlets such as Canadian Geographic, Canon Canada, North Star Tours, Calm Air, and White Whale Lodge, useful leads for anyone researching polar bear photography or Churchill trips.
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Polar bear interaction photo post
Oh Me Nerves Photography shared a striking Churchill Manitoba clip showing two polar bears interacting, photographed with a Canon R7 and Canon RF 100-500mm and edited in Capcut. The post highlights how encounters can reflect play, social learning, and individual personality, and invites viewers to feel a stronger connection that supports conservation.
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Mental Health Awareness reflection
Oh Me Nerves Photography shares a personal reflection for Mental Health Awareness Month about how wildlife photography and time spent in wild places helped the author heal and find purpose. The short essay ties conservation to emotional wellbeing and invites readers to seek their own restorative spaces.
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Mother's Day greeting
Oh Me Nerves Photography posts a warm Mother's Day message for all mothers on 2026-05-10, celebrating both human and wild moms. The short inclusive greeting is ideal for sharing with friends and family as a simple seasonal note from a local photographer.
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Arctic Frontiers: Life at the Edge of a Changing World
Oh Me Nerves Photography presented Arctic Frontiers: Life at the Edge of a Changing World at Ye Olde Towne Hall in partnership with the Ailsa Craig Arts Centre, with the accompanying gallery open for five more days. The presenter reports selling 25 of 40 tickets at the recent show and notes that about 2,000 people have seen the presentation across Ontario and in Ireland, with enthusiastic audience feedback.
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October 2027 OMNP Polar Expedition
Oh Me Nerves Photography reports five seats remain for the October 2027 OMNP Polar Expedition, an immersive trip focused on aurora, wildlife, and tundra experiences. Book tonight at the Ailsa Craig Arts Centre event in Ailsa Craig, Ontario and save $250 off the expedition's final investment.
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Arctic journey & wildlife photography presentation
On the evening of 2026-05-10 Oh Me Nerves Photography presents an Arctic journey and wildlife photography talk full of stories, conservation insights, and spectacular imagery. The event includes gear and print giveaways, major discounts, and an exclusive $250 off the 2027 OMNP Polar Expedition when booked at the event; call 519-232-4322 to reserve one of the few remaining tickets.
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OMNP 2027 Polar Expedition announcement
Oh Me Nerves Photography is announcing the OMNP 2027 Polar Expedition to Churxhill, Manitoba, a photography focused trip centered on wildlife, landscape, and cultural appreciation. The organizer lists partners including North Star Tours, White Whale Lodge, Heartland Travel LLC, and Calm Air, and shares a sample video; interested participants are asked to DM for full details and booking information.
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Inspirational post about sharing unique experience
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted a short, uplifting message on May 8, 2026 that frames a rare experience as an encouragement to pursue a quiet dream. The note is a warm nudge for reflection, ideal for bookmarking when you need creative or personal motivation.
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Arctic Frontiers project highlight
Arctic Frontiers: Life at the Edge of a Changing World is a photography project from Oh Me Nerves Photography that captures Churchill, Manitoba through the lens of @shaunantle.omnp. The post blends wildlife imagery with conservation storytelling, noting gear used such as the Canon R7 and Canon RF 100-500mm and creative collaboration with @frameworks_media.
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Photography business promotion and support request
Oh Me Nerves Photography is seeking bookings and sponsorships while thanking Canadian Geographic and partner brands for visibility. The studio offers family and pet photography, speaking engagements, prints, merch, and is actively looking for sponsors and job opportunities in photography, videography, speaking, and workshops.
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Killdeer chick photography post
A tender photograph from London, Ontario captures a newly hatched Killdeer chick taking its first steps, accompanied by a conservation message about resilience and the value of small wildlife moments. The post credits @oh.me.nerves_photography and lists the Canon R5 Mark II and Canon RF 100-500mm, with edits done in Lightroom Classic.
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Arctic Frontiers talk in Ailsa Craig
Oh Me Nerves Photography is hosting the Arctic Frontiers talk this week in Ailsa Craig, Ontario, a presentation that goes beyond slides to share what it took to get there and why northern wildlife issues matter. Limited tickets remain, call 519-232-4322 or send a DM to the host to reserve your spot.
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Behind-the-scenes photography reflection
Oh Me Nerves Photography asks readers to think about what goes into a finished photograph, inviting reflection on lighting, staging, collaboration, and post production. This short prompt, published on 2026-05-04, is an easy starting point for conversations or a behind the scenes photo series.
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Limited tickets for this week's event
Oh Me Nerves Photography announced on 2026-05-04 that their event is happening this week and only a few tickets remain, so act quickly. Check the organizer's channels right away for the ticket link and full event details.
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Pet Portrait Bookings
Oh Me Nerves Photography is offering personalized pet portraits, with booking via direct message and flexible pricing described as "something for every budget." The post emphasizes love for rescue and adopted pets and includes tags to pet brands and local pet communities for social proof.
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Urgency social post
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted a short urgent message on 2026-05-01 that says "Time is running out y'all." Check the studio's social channels or contact them directly to see what deadline or limited availability they are referring to.
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Emoji appreciation post
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted a short appreciation message on 2026-05-01 using three hand heart emojis to convey gratitude and warmth. It is an easy post to reshare or reply to if you want to acknowledge the photographer or stay engaged with their community.
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Fawn in cemetery - photo post
Oh Me Nerves Photography shares a reflective image of a young fawn standing between headstones in Southwestern Ontario, pairing evocative prose with camera notes. The post invites viewers to witness quiet renewal and includes gear details for fellow photographers.
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Spring wildlife video post
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted a spring wildlife clip on 2026-04-30 captured with a Browning Dark Ops DCL Nano Dual Lens Camera showing one tom in full strut while two hens watch. The post notes that Stag Island is not open to the public, and it includes tags and mentions of regional conservation organizations.
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Speaking engagements (Arctic Frontiers tour)
Oh Me Nerves Photography is hosting a limited ticket event on May 9 at Ye Olde Towne Hall in Ailsa Craig in partnership with Ailsa Craig Arts Centre, call 519-232-4322 to secure tickets. The photographer is planning an Arctic Frontiers speaking tour for clubs across the GTA and is running the Stag Island Ecosysrem project with Browning Trail Cameras contributing five cameras.
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Stag Island Ecosysrem partnership with trail camera provider
Oh Me Nerves Photography is advancing the Stag Island Ecosysrem project with support from Browning Trail Cameras, who provided five trail cameras. A community event on May 9 at Ye Olde Towne Hall in Ailsa Craig will spotlight the work, and attendees can reserve limited tickets by calling 519-232-4322. The project is seeking roughly $500 to $1,000 in sponsorship to improve its website and support ongoing monitoring efforts.
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May 9th event at Ye Olde Towne Hall
Oh Me Nerves Photography presents a May 9 event at Ye Olde Towne Hall in Ailsa Craig, ON, in partnership with the Ailsa Craig Arts Centre; tickets are limited so call 519-232-4322 to reserve. The organizer also shares plans for an Arctic Frontiers speaking tour and the Stag Island Ecosysrem project, and is seeking sponsors to improve the website.
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May 9th event at Ye Olde Towne Hall
Oh Me Nerves Photography and the Ailsa Craig Arts Centre present an intimate evening at Ye Olde Towne Hall on May 9, featuring storytelling, wildlife photography, a private exhibit viewing, giveaways and gear discounts. Tickets are $25 each, reserve your spot by calling 519-232-4322 or sending a direct message.
