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The Spirit of Christmas

Across the world the year end holidays approach. People prepare to celebrate, each in their own ways. Some do it […]

Meteor showers are beautiful to watch. I was reminded of that tonight as they fell silently by the dozen through

A reminder that as well as photos, I have a Youtube channel. Video Production for organizations and events is one

I find myself increasingly frustrated with the photographic niche I seem to have locked myself into. I love landscapes. I

At a holiday event this weekend I was unexpectedly approached by a former client I had previously worked with on…

I have a confession to make. I take many, many photographs. That’s not the confession. It’s this: They don’t always

The view North from the Clarence Street Bridge in Port Colborne can be spectacular. You would not think so during

“Oh, Little Star Of Bethlehem”… So begins the hymn sung by generations across the globe to celebrate Christmas. Stars shine

An incredibly undervalued resource in communities across Canada and the U.S. is the humble school bus. These bumble-bee yellow transports

Hamilton boasts over one hundred waterfalls and visiting them all involves some serious commitment in terms of energy and effort.

This post title is the recurring refrain from David Bowie’s “I’m Afraid Of Americans”. So what? So, I have had

180 feet below the Niagara River, through millenia of rock and shale and cement and dirt and mineral… runs a