Oh Me Nerves Photography is a Sarnia-Lambton based professional photography studio specializing in wildlife, nature, landscape and documentary storytelling. The business produces fine art prints and calendars, leads guided photo trips and workshops, and offers keynote presentations and speaking engagements tied to projects like Arctic Frontiers and Unseen & Unspoken. Their work links conservation and mental health advocacy with community storytelling, and they accept bookings, purchases, donations and sponsorships to support touring programs and outreach.
Last updated on Feb 8th, 2026
Oh Me Nerves Photography shares an Unseen & Unspoken update outlining travel prep for a roughly 7,000 km advocacy tour, new sponsors including LaSalle Auto Centre, Flat 4 Offroad, Union Overland, and loaned OM System gear, and recent talks in Ireland and for NatureCK. The project is asking for funding, fuel, safe places to camp, partners, and votes for the Nature Canada photo contest entry through October 4.
Oh Me Nerves Photography thanked attendees and the Limerick Camera Club after an OMNP presentation on October 1, highlighting that the evening paired images with stories and emphasized mental health and conservation advocacy. The post is a warm acknowledgement of community support and the significance of presenting photography with purpose.
Photographer Shaun Antle of Oh Me Nerves Photography shares a reflective piece on Truth and Reconciliation, pairing images from The Flats and Dene Village in Churchill, Manitoba with a personal account of listening, learning, and amplifying Indigenous voices. The post honors Survivors, remembers children who never came home, and describes the learning path that informs the work.
Oh Me Nerves Photography publishes a personal reflection on Truth and Reconciliation, describing courses in Canadian Indigenous history and participation in the Four Seasons of Indigenous Learning and a recommitment to listening and amplifying Indigenous voices. The post honors Survivors, remembers children who never came home, and acknowledges Chief Janelle Nahmabin, Red Rebel Armour, Dene Routes, and Wapusk Adventures.
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted an enthusiastic request for votes in the Nature Canada photo contest on 2026-09-29, linking directly to the official voting page. Cast your vote using the provided URL to support this entry.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is asking supporters to vote for the photo "Tensions in the North" on the Nature Canada contest page, after a recent presentation to about 70 people. The post urges you to vote, share, and tag a friend using the provided link to give meaningful support to a small Canadian photography business.
Oh Me Nerves Photography shared a candid update on September 29, 2026 showing a 2TB external SSD now costs $466 more, plus tax, as tariffs and rising import costs hit supplies. The post lists other affected items, and asks followers to support the small Canadian business by buying prints, booking sessions, or sponsoring projects.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is asking the community to vote for the conservation photo "Tensions in the North" through October 4, using a Nature Canada voting page. The image pairs a polar bear and a raven to highlight themes of survival and Arctic change; every vote and share helps amplify conservation awareness and support a small Canadian photography business.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is asking its community to vote for the photo entry Tensions in the North on 2026-09-29. The post urges followers to vote, share, and tag friends to support this small Canadian photography business as it pursues a larger opportunity.
Oh Me Nerves Photography asks supporters to outmatch a nearly 20,000 follower campaign by intentionally amplifying empathy, conservation, mental health, and Indigenous voices. The post calls for immediate actions like following, inviting friends, and sharing the page, and includes hashtags and messaging designed for easy amplification.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is asking followers to vote in the Nature Canada photo contest; the post links directly to the official voting page for quick support. Head to the voting URL to view entries and submit your vote online.
Oh Me Nerves Photography reports Day 5 of its community voting campaign and says the project is currently in third place. The post asks supporters to click the link, vote for the polar bear and raven entries, and tag friends in the comments to help boost the ranking.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is recruiting participants from Southwestern Ontario through to Newfoundland for Unseen & Unspoken, a portrait project exploring mental health, trauma, grief, addiction, homelessness, loss, and recovery. The project seeks real people willing to collaborate on raw, respectful imagery and asks interested participants to message or email oh.me.nerves.photography@gmail.com to start a confidential conversation.
Oh Me Nerves Photography thanks followers and lays out the page purpose: education, awareness, and beautiful imagery. Expect contests, projects, travel posts including time downhome in Newfoundland, and invitations to follow and share as the creator builds a community.
A recent keynote speaker highly recommends NatureCK after an evening of warm, curious, and engaged conversation on 2026-09-27. The group blends experienced members with younger participants, making it a welcoming place to learn, volunteer, and get involved in local nature stewardship.
Oh Me Nerves Photography posted a DAY 4 voting call to action on 2026-09-27 asking followers to click the link, vote, and tag someone in the comments. The post recommends voting for the polar bear and the raven and is intended as a quick, free social engagement that invites community participation.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is asking supporters to vote for "Tensions in the North," an image of a polar bear and a raven on the tundra of Churchill, in the Nature Canada photo contest. Voting is open through October 4, and the post urges you to vote, share to your feed or stories, and tag someone to help move the needle.
Tonight in Chatham the presenter from Oh Me Nerves Photography delivers the keynote "Arctic Frontiers: Life at the Edge of a Changing World," sharing wildlife images, stories, and experiences followed by a Q&A. If your club, school, or organization wants this keynote, complete the contact form at the presenter website.
Shaun Antle of Oh Me Nerves Photography captured a calm moment at Sauble Falls featuring a great blue heron framed by fall colours. The image, shot on a Canon R7 with a 17-40mm lens and edited in Lightroom Classic, is a gentle prompt to slow down and enjoy the scene.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is asking the community to vote for "Tensions in the North," a striking image of a polar bear and a raven on the Churchill tundra. Voting runs until October 4, 2026, and the post asks supporters to vote, share to feed or stories, and tag friends to help move the piece up the rankings.
Oh Me Nerves Photography thanks supporters for the turnout around their piece Tensions in the North and notes they are currently sitting in third place. The post asks anyone who has not yet voted to help by following the voting link in the comments.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is asking for votes and shares for "Tensions in the North," a photograph from the Arctic Frontiers contest that shows a polar bear emerging from Hudson Bay as a raven pesters him. The photographer frames the scene as a story about survival and resilience, and includes a direct voting link so supporters can vote and spread awareness.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is asking the community to vote daily for the Nature Canada entry "Tensions in the North," a polar bear and raven image that highlights Arctic resilience. Cast your free vote online and share the post to amplify conservation awareness before voting closes on Oct 4, 2026.
Oh Me Nerves Photography is asking the community to vote daily for Tensions in the North through October 4, 2026 on the Nature Canada voting page. The image pairs a polar bear and a raven, and the photographer frames it as a lens on Arctic resilience and sea ice loss; votes and shares are requested to amplify conservation awareness and support a small Canadian business.
"Tensions in the North" is a conservation photograph by Oh Me Nerves Photography that shows a polar bear and a raven in a moment that evokes survival and resilience. The photographer asks the community to vote and share the image as part of Arctic Frontiers: Life at the Edge of a Changing World; a voting link is provided to cast support.
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