Everyone uses the New Year celebrations to make resolutions. For me, it has always felt like September was the best time to do that. With the kids going back to school, it’s a good time to reflect back on the summer it was and make some promises for the upcoming months. My summer this year was A LOT…
I like ribs! There I said it. Got that off my chest. Whew! Living with a wife who doesn’t eat red meat or pork and a son who has a typical kid’s bland carb-based diet can be tough when you enjoy meat as much as I do. I try to barbecue at home as much as possible because at least that way I can make sure…
I received an inquiry from one of my clients asking whether or not I’d done any food photography before. Since I don’t promote it that much on my website, it’s an honest question. “Yes!” I exclaimed…yet my food photography portfolio was dreadfully old now and I wasn’t satisfied showing…
This is it. This is the one. After many (unsuccessful) attempts at documenting the “bird conference” that the swans were attending on Loon Lake every day this past winter, I finally made some photographs I’m happy with. It was a brisk, misty morning and there were about 25 swans clumped…
And just like that, everything was covered in a blanket of white. It’s amazing how it seems like a switch was flipped and we go from the beautiful Autumn that colours our trees and the ground to the bright white of an empty canvas again. I’ll always be amazed with all four seasons…
Continuing with the theme “Views from my Road,” here are a few more images I created last Fall of the streams and lakes that surround where I live. To me they look so painterly when the leaves start to change colours and the long grass is reaching as high as it can to touch the sky. It’s…
I’m so lucky to live in such a picturesque area. These are some of the views from my road. I Love being able to see lakes and trees and all the landscape that Eastern Ontario has to offer. Being able to step out my front door, take a five minute car ride, or 10 minute bike ride down my road…
I’ll admit, living in Toronto and not spending more time at the Art Gallery of Ontario (the AGO) was a crime against the art world. I literally had some of the best artwork in the world within a 40 minute drive from where I lived and I had been to the AGO only a handful of times. A HANDFUL! To…