Merch Galore
As a working product photographer my work flows easily from camera to merchandise. Take for example my ManhatTron design, comprised […]
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The Design Guy blog features articles on design, creativity, commercial photography, tech, tips, and life. I add to this journal as the mood takes me.
I am also an avid landscape photographer based in Niagara, Canada. This site is the home of my personal photography project, Somewhere In Niagara, in which I travel the back roads and trails to discover the hidden beauty of the Niagara Peninsula. Enjoy.
The Bird
Down at the Sugarloaf Marina today, here in sunny Port Colborne, Nikki and I took some time out to sit
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Finding The Empire State
The Empire State Building takes a back seat here. The intersection is our focus. Visitors to New York expecting to
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The Joys of Niagara
There are many things to enjoy about Niagara. Not just those on Clifton Hill and in the Niagara Falls tourist
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Rhinoceros
Rhinos are most famous for their horns, which when crushed to powder are highly prized by some for their alleged
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Let’s Ride
Summer always brings people together for outdoor events. For example the annual Peewee Memorial Ride, taking place this year on
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Wedding Photography
We love weddings. Weddings are a time for commitment. For change. For renewal. Weddings are a chance for families and
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Owl At Work
Swooping low and silently over the landscape looking for food, owls can be counted among the most ferocious birds of
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The Car Show Cometh
Here in Port Colborne, Ontario, we have a weekly car show that runs throughout the summer on Thursday evenings between
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IOTW: Derelict Barn
The Image Of The Week from Somewhere In Niagara is this derelict barn which caught my eye while driving around.
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A Sombre Moment
While out driving recently I found myself on another long and dusty road. I haven’t been down this one for
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Sunrise Over Sugarloaf
Technically Gravelly Bay, but ‘Sunrise Over Sugarloaf’ is more alliterative and I think it sounds better. This image is from
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