Photography Archives - Page 14 of 28

Cycles

The clocks have gone back. The sun apparently, magically, rises an hour earlier. Watching sunrise over Niagara Falls now means […]

Being an Optimist is a commitment both personal and civic. I commit to staying as positive as I can in

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