Flight Over Port Colborne
A couple of weeks ago I took to the skies with Nikki and the friendly Jim Hutchinson, squadron pilot and […]
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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.
Raptors
Last weekend I spent two hours at the Canadian Raptor Conservancy, in the company of a select group of other
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Holiday Shopping
I serve as the elected Public Relations Officer for a small riding club, the NBS Riders, based in Port Colborne
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Perseverance
Spoiler alert: I crashed my drone. I was flying backwards, very low, over a field of sunflowers. The wind pushed
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Bird Whisperer
This weekend we went for a hike. As usual, we chose a local beauty spot. Also as usual, Nikki took
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Three Little Birds
I conceived Three Little Birds as a personal antidote to the depression rampant online during the rolling economic and financial
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Why You Want Product Mock-ups
The phrase ‘Product Placement’ usually refers to movie or TV production companies taking money from sponsors to promote products on
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Don’t Pay The Ferryman
In the last article I used this image of me laying back taking a break from rowing. It was taken
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Jordan Harbour Gallery
I finally collated the images and uploaded a Jordan Harbour Gallery to my photo site. It took a couple of
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Thunderbirds Are Go
Ojibwe legend says that Mount McKay, Fort William, is home of the Thunder Birds, powerful creatures that can control the
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Sunrise at Niagara Falls
Today started bright and early for me. Well, more accurately, still dark and early. At 5:00 am I got up
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Canal Days 2020
The Empire Sandy cannon both starts and ends the annual Canal Days even in Port Colborne. Usually.
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