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Teaching Photoshop

I used to pay some of my bills by teaching Photoshop. Here’s a thumbnail I made for one of my […]

A drone offers amazing possibilities for framing buildings to their best. With sweeping landscapes behind, or brooding clouds, or sunrises,

I have a love of 3D modelling. As well as my work for commercial clients, I make quirky little things

Not everything we attempt will succeed. Not every career will be without hurdles, some of which we will fall at.

Canadian National 6218 is a U-2-g class 4-8-4 “Northern” type steam locomotive, built by the Montreal Locomotive Works (MLW) in

Sunrise anywhere along the Niagara river is amazing, with the early light of dawn reflecting on the water. When the

One of my sunrises. I call them mine. Because I enjoy them all to myself. Although, I imagine many others

I am fascinated by complexity and detail. I love to follow threads and discover patterns. To see the bigger picture

I want to discuss Manual Focus. Most photographers, including myself, like to use the various Auto Focus methods available. These

The city of Port Colborne felt quiet last night after the many thousands of visitors that come to our sleepy

This weekend sees the phenomenon known locally as Canal Days. It’s a 4-day celebration of the history of navigation through

In days of old, when knights were bold, and took too many selfies… In the old days taking selfies was