Marked copyright Bill KEAY on right cornerDepicts a Moose within a grassy field with leaves and weeds in his antler and its tongue out.Framed in dark wood and black band easel picture frame with white mat board.Approximately 15.75 x 18.75 inches window measures 7.75 x 9.5 inches Minor wearing to frame.Bill KEAY moose photography, wildlife photography, photography, moose decor. Animals decor. Wall art, fine art, decor, art. 12 Art wallBill was born in Edmonton Alberta and was raised in the small Alberta town of Castor. He was a staff photographer for the Vancouver Sun newspaper for 36 years, where he has won the Canadian "National Newspaper Award" for feature photography, an "Award of Excellence" in the photograph-of-the-year competition held by the National Press Association in the United States, and 6 Canadian Press Awards. In 1994, Bill received an award from the British Columbia Council for the Family for his photographic work on a feature "Children of Poverty". He received a National Newspaper "Citation of Merit" award in Toronto for a photograph from that series. In Toronto, May l999, Bill received a "Citation of Merit" from the Toronto Press Association for taking one of the three best news pictures in Canada during 1998. In 2000, Bill won a “Jack Webster Award” for his photography on a feature on wheat farming. In May of 2001, he was nominated for a National Newspaper Award for a feature on drugs in the inner city of Vancouver. In his retirement, Bill spends as much time as he can bird watching, drawing, and photographing wildlife.