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Bursary Of Hope For Autism

I was recently invited to be the photographer for a prestigious charity event, the Black And White Gala for the […]

Port Colborne is bisected by the Welland Canal. We have three bridges. The idea is that even when a bridge

The clocks have gone back. The sun apparently, magically, rises an hour earlier. Watching sunrise over Niagara Falls now means

Being an Optimist is a commitment both personal and civic. I commit to staying as positive as I can in

I make an occasional video for Youtube. This page shows my latest. When making videos I am careful not to

Working from home often means taking on more work. That early morning commute in both directions can be replaced by

As I type, my computer is importing the photos from a charity gala I shot last night. Those images will

As a nation, Canadians spend a lot of energy and time during Summer edging drives, pruning trees, and cutting grass.

My travels throughout Niagara are majority solo. I drive, I explore, hike, take photographs, alone. This is fine. I enjoy

On an early October afternoon I pulled in to a parking spot in Reebs Bay, Wainfleet. The beach boardwalk here

Niagara Falls is a world famous destination for honeymooners and tourists. Visitors come from all over the world to see

This tree is one I pass many times. I see it change as the seasons pass. Spring buds. Summer green.