Symmetry
We all need a little symmetry in our lives to help make sense of the world around us. Some people […]
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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.
Feel The Sunrise
Last weekend was Victoria Day in Canada. This weekend Nikki and I celebrate our first date. Every year we unwind
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Three horses
Waking up to foggy mornings always makes me feel like jumping in the car, and that is exactly what I
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Morning Deer
Sometimes, photographers drag themselves from a warm bed before the first light of day cracks the sky. Sometimes, they drive
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Another long weekend
This is yet another holiday weekend in Canada. Once I finish typing this post I will be heading off for
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Photographers
Spring is here and the weather is stabilizing, almost to the point where longer hikes can be considered while wearing
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Anniversary Weekend
The Victoria Day weekend in Canada is also the anniversary of our first date. Nikki and I like to do
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Tin Man
The Wizard Of Oz remains a timeless classic. Written as a series of books in the early part of the
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Trillium Fields
The humble Trillium is the provincial flower of Ontario. This perennial herb comes in a variety of colours and shades
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Bridge 21 At Sunrise
I recently posted a video of this spectacular sunrise at Bridge 21 in Port Colborne. At the same time I
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Fog On The Tracks
This misty morning image was taken early one Summer morning just after dawn, Somewhere In Niagara. The sun had not
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Fiddleheads
Nikki and I were recently invited on a property tour, somewhere in Niagara. The property owner walked us around while
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