Oh Me Nerves Photography
Oh Me Nerves Photography is a Canada-based wildlife and nature photography business specializing in Arctic and northern storytelling, conservation-focused small-group guided expeditions (including polar bear trips), community engagement, speaking and presentation work, and selling prints and services that support mental health awareness and Indigenous culture.
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Last updated on Feb 8th, 2026
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Namushka Lodge Harding Lake outdoor activities
Namushka Lodge at Harding Lake, NWT offers a northern summer experience with kayaking, canoeing, hiking, fishing, tubing, and water skiing alongside hot tub and sauna comforts. The listing highlights trophy fishing and wildlife photography opportunities, making it a great pick for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both activity and relaxation.
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Remote lodge promotional post
Oh Me Nerves Photography shares a poetic post for a remote fly in lodge promising a waterfront reset where daytime water access and nighttime aurora viewing meet. The post highlights boat and seaplane access and frames the stay as a slow travel experience for people seeking solitude and stellar night skies.
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Namushka Lodge fly-in destination on Harding Lake
Namushka Lodge on Harding Lake in the Northwest Territories is a fly in lodge reached by floatplane, set in boreal forest with notable wildlife and aurora viewing over still northern water. The brief original note emphasizes remoteness and the experiential value of floatplane arrival, and it does not provide booking, price, or contact details.
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Aerial photo social post
Oh Me Nerves Photography shared an aerial photo social post on 2026-02-19 saying "Hey Corunna! Take a look at our town from the sky!" The message highlights aerial photography and scenic town photos, but it does not include pricing or booking details in the original post.
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Polar Expedition 2026 update
OMNP Polar Expedition 2026 has been cancelled because of time constraints and low participant commitment, though the organizer says the trip could still be assembled if six people step forward. The post thanks supporters of the sold out 2025 expedition and notes plans for a 2027 departure with a possible move to a biennial schedule, framing the trips as personal and conservation minded.
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Freedom Friday workplace culture post
Freedom Friday is a pointed post from Oh Me Nerves Photography published on 2026-02-13 that rejects control based leadership and calls for dignity, trust, and accountability at work. It names common phrases that enforce silence, highlights the real cost of leaving an unsafe job, and offers concrete cultural markers like allowing questions and respecting boundaries.
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Golden hour hyperlapse post
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted a golden hour drone hyperlapse filmed in Corunna, Ontario that highlights light stretching along the river and a quiet feeling of stillness. The short video reel is tagged with #GoldenHour and #DronePhotography, making it an easy find for anyone looking for calming scenic clips.
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Frozen Lake Huron drone capture
Oh Me Nerves Photography shares a low flying drone capture of frozen Lake Huron in Southwestern Ontario, focusing on wind carved, textured ice that was turquoise waves weeks earlier. Shot with a DJI Mini 3 Pro, the image celebrates the quiet, wild quality of cold open spaces and invites viewers to see familiar coastlines in a new way.
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Frozen Lake Huron drone post
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted a drone video of frozen Lake Huron on 2026-02-13, showing wind carved, pressure cracked ice over SW Ontario. The short aerial clip highlights dramatic texture and scale, and the photographer invites viewers to share the moment and follow for more landscape storytelling.
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Minke Whales clip in Holyrood
Oh Me Nerves Photography released a 2 minute video of Minke whales filmed in Holyrood, Newfoundland on 2026-02-12. The short clip offers clear, photography forward footage that is perfect for whale watchers and wildlife photography fans who want a quick, authentic encounter with coastal marine life.
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Mother polar bear and yearling in Churchill
Oh Me Nerves Photography shares a short film of a mother polar bear and her yearling under the Arctic sun near Churchill, Manitoba, filmed from a Frontiers North tundra buggy. The clip focuses on early learning and survival on a changing tundra, and it is tagged with conservation partners and wildlife photography collaborators for further exploration.
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Crisis support resources
Oh Me Nerves Photography offers a compassionate reminder that you matter and urges people in Canada to call or text 9-8-8 for immediate mental health support. For those outside Canada the post advises looking up local crisis resources and reaching out to someone you trust for help.
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Trail camera deployment for wildlife monitoring on Stag Island
Oh Me Nerves Photography announced deployment of Browning Trail Cameras on Stag Island to support ongoing wildlife monitoring and conservation, and the team will share images and data as they come in. Follow the project hashtags to catch photo drops and progress reports from this localized conservation effort.
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Dog Sledding Moment
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted a striking dog sledding moment from a Wapusk Adventures outing featuring Wyatt Daley and David Paul Daley, published on 2026-02-12. The piece highlights a northern winter experience and emotional impact rather than booking specifics; check the photographer or Wapusk Adventures for dates, locations, and rates.
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Unpublished landscape photo and gear note
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted a personal note on 2026-02-11 about rediscovering unpublished mountain landscape images, listing gear as a Canon Rebel XT with a Canon 18-55 kit lens. The short, sensory post mentions streams, forests, and the smell of pine and cedar, and includes hashtags that frame the images as streamside mountain work.
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Expression of concern for Tumbler, BC
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted an emotional Facebook message on 2026-02-11 stating "My heart aches for Tumbler, BC! 💔💔💔" and asking readers to avoid political debate, noting the situation is "extremely rare for Canada."
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Promotional Offerings from Oh Me Nerves Photography
Oh Me Nerves Photography offers prints, speaking engagements, and wildlife adventures, encouraging support for local initiatives and community causes.
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Support Request for OMNP
Oh Me Nerves Photography is seeking community support through donations to sustain their operations and continue their journey.
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Winter Fun Photo Sessions
Join Oh Me Nerves Photography for Winter Fun Photo Sessions at $75, capturing beautiful moments with couples, pets, and kids in various locations.
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Artistic Reflection on Conservation and Mental Health
Explore the artistic reflection on conservation and mental health through impactful imagery by Oh Me Nerves Photography, inviting dialogue on these vital themes.
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Recognition by Canadian Geographic
Oh Me Nerves Photography expresses gratitude for recognition at the Canadian Geographic Awards, celebrating the journey of storytelling in photography.
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Vanguard Discount Promotion
Enjoy a 15% discount on Vanguard products with the code OMNP15, perfect for photographers and outdoor enthusiasts looking for reliable gear.
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Personal Journey of Healing and Advocacy
The Personal Journey of Healing and Advocacy highlights the transformative power of therapy and creative expression in overcoming mental health challenges and advocating for resilience.
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2026 OMNP Polar Expedition
The 2026 OMNP Polar Expedition offers a unique Arctic wildlife experience, featuring polar bears and stunning landscapes, with limited spots available for booking.
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Presentation Opportunities Announcement
Oh Me Nerves Photography announces exciting opportunities for presentations to various community groups, encouraging individuals to share their knowledge and experiences.