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Michael Bednar Photography — 2027 Wall Calendar

Only available by pre-order until October 28th, 2026. Calendars will ship in early November.

Spend 2027 in British Columbia. This wall calendar has twelve of my photographs from across the province: glacier-fed waterfalls, grizzlies on the coast, frozen interior lakes and the ranch country of the Cariboo and Chilcotin. Each month shows a different corner of BC.

I made these images over years of travel through the province, often waiting for first light or following wildlife for days. The calendar is my way of sharing those moments with you, so each month brings a new one to your wall.

PLEASE NOTE THAT SHIPPING IS ONLY SET UP FOR CANADA & USA. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AND OUTSIDE OF THESE, PLEASE CONTACT ME DIRECTLY.

Inside the calendar

  • January: Helmcken Falls, Wells Gray Provincial Park

  • February: Lynx on the hunt, Horsefly

  • March: Ice melting on Nimpo Lake

  • April: Red fox at rest, Deka Lake

  • May: Grizzly sow and cubs, Khutzeymateen Grizzly Sanctuary

  • June: Hunlen Falls and Turner Lake from above, Tweedsmuir Provincial Park

  • July: Cowboy at sunset over the Thompson River, Ashcroft

  • August: Mule deer buck among the aspens, 108 Mile Ranch

  • September: First light on Farwell Canyon, Chilcotin River

  • October: Kayakers in the morning fog, Crooked Lake

  • November: Spawning sockeye salmon, Adams River

  • December: Watching the sunrise on Mount Robson, Berg Lake

Details

  • Size: 11.5 × 8 in closed, opening to 11.5 × 16 in on the wall

  • Full-bleed photographs above a clean monthly grid

Makes a great gift for clients, friends, family or anyone who loves BC's wild places, whether they live here, used to, or just dream of visiting.

$30.00

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For several years I've photographed Quechua communities in the Andes, documenting ceremonies and daily life as their traditions face a variety of outside pressures. So far, I've funded the project almost entirely myself.

It's almost done. A few final pieces still remain to be photographed before the work becomes a book. A donation of any size helps me finish the fieldwork and bring this story to print.

With gratitude,

Michael Bednar

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