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IOTW: Relax

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

On October 21st 2023 a select group assembled for a night that would end in death. Fortunately, a world-class detective

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 event photography services are fully supported with a range of print and art products. Clients enjoy the ability to

Train station tannoy: “The train now arriving at platforms 1,2,3,4 and 5… is coming in sideways.” The old jokes remain

For anyone that might be confused by this title: I have not actually bought a train. Nor did I graffiti

Lake Erie winds tear at the exposed ground along the shoreline. The trees take the brunt of the impact, and

There is a moment during every sunrise where the world just stands still. Nothing happens. Birds stop in mid air.

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

The image of the week was shot beside the Old Scow, nestled precariously just upstream of Niagara Falls on the

Oncopeltus Fasciatus, more commonly known as the Milkweed Bug, is one of only two creatures whose natural food is the