Have a project in mind or a question about my services? I would love to hear from you!
123 Street Avenue, City Town, 99999
(123) 555-6789
email@address.com
You can set your address, phone number, email and site description in the settings tab.
Link to read me page with more information.
Updates, personal work, new adventures, and behind the scenes by Revelstoke photographer Katee Pederson.
Filtering by Category: Saskatchewan
Our first day set a great tone for the rest of the trip. We were ecstatic to put a route up so early on and were eager to see what else we could find.
Read MoreDuring December 2019 and January 2020 I had the pleasure of showcasing a collection of prints in the Prairie Peoples Showcase at the Saskatoon Airport.
Read MoreLike many Saskatonians I typically head north for my summertime lake-in-the-woods fix. This June, however, South-Eastern Saskatchewan made for a welcome change of scenery. The rolling hills and towering pines far exceeded my expectations.
Read MoreThis July long weekend marked my third consecutive year attending the Whitewater Festival on Barker Lake. Like past years it was packed full of new friends, good times, and big water.
Read MoreWhether it’s a walk around the block or a flight around the world, the first step towards growth is going.
Read MoreBy mid-day paddlers are everywhere. Kayaks, canoes, and even surfboards fill the water and spectators line the shore as participants work at improving their skills in the crashing waves. It's never about who's best at the festival, but about helping one another try something new.
Read MoreWhen you think about the landscape of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, Canada's prairie provinces, what comes to mind? Rolling grasslands? Miles upon miles of wheat fields? Well the places I visited on two consecutive weekends in June were over 1000km apart and anything but your typical prairie.
Read MoreIt can be overwhelming at first, but when you break it down and spread out the purchases, it's totally doable. And remember, everyone does things differently, so make-do with what you have for now and it won't take long to learn what works best for you and your tripping style.
Read MoreAshlyn and I both had such an awesome time building and sleeping in our quinzee. It made for the perfect getaway with a good mix of adventure and relaxation.
Read MoreWe stoked the fire and looked out the window at the sun setting over the forest below, in awe over our journey here. The hike itself only took a couple hours, but for me this adventure was a long time coming.
Read MoreI truly believe that whatever happens in the next month is the best thing that could happen. No matter the outcome, I'll be living the dream.
Read MoreWith the forecast calling for sunny skies the last weekend of September, James and I packed up the vehicle and strapped on the canoe for one last paddle of the year.
Read MoreJames and I wanted to check out the mysterious Crooked Trees near Hafford, Saskatchewan so we made a day of it and explored more of the area around the North Saskatchewan River.
Read MoreIt was a phenomenal week and I learned and grew so much as I was introduced to this new world of guiding.
Read MoreEach year the Churchill River Canoe Outfitters in Missinipe, Saskatchewan hosts a whitewater festival on Barker Island and the surrounding rapid play area in the Churchill River System.
Read MoreWow, what a weekend. Photographing the opening 3 days of the 31st Annual Sasktel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival has been a non-stop adreniline rush.
Read MoreI made a road trip to Missinipe last week with my friend Stephanie Anderson of Prairie Pulse Photography.
Read MoreCamp Kinasao's annual walk-run-bike-a-thon raising funds to support the camp takes place each year at the beginning of June.
Read MoreDrive 20 minutes southeast of the small Saskatchewan town of Beechy and you'll think you're in a whole other country, not smack dab in the middle of the Canadian Prairies.
Read MoreDouglas Provincial Park is located on the southeast corner of Lake Diefenbaker and we decided to drive out to hike to the dunes to catch the sunset.
Read More