Breakfast Club
This week the Port Colborne Optimist club visited five local schools to make donations to their breakfast programs, which aim […]
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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 Trees Of Life
I have a penchant for natural framing. It appeals to me. Two Trees naturally make just such a frame. Whenever
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DSLR vs Cell Phone
As much as I love my iPhone there are some limitations with the camera. 12 megapixels is laughable these days.
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It’s Time
For years I have driven the roads of Niagara, exploring and taking photographs. For years, I have shared those photographs
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Life In Canada – Laker – Coasters
Lakers ply the Great Lakes carrying freight non-stop. The mariners aboard are hardy souls that are away from home for
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A Different World
I grew up in a world where neighbours helped neighbours. They may not be friends. Could even be the worst
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Bike Nights
As an event photographer I am called on to shoot everything from weddings to workplaces. Biker clubs like to have
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To Catch A Squirrel
On a walk through a public park in Fort Erie, Ontario, I saw this squirrel contentedly eating. With his (from
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Senile Delinquent
I heard a phrase recently which was quirky enough to make me smile. ‘Senile Delinquent’. We are more used to
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The Devil’s Toothbrush
An extended outing in late February found Nikki and I prowling the shore of Lake Ontario. The beautiful sunny weather
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The Long Walk
Somewhere In Niagara is a passion project which can take me anywhere in the region. Occasionally I can stay warm
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A Field Full of Sun
One fine Summer day last year I took the drone to a local field of sunflowers. I spent the next
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