First impressions of the Cotton Carrier Harness
If you’re out photographing for hours on end, you’ll no doubt feel the benefit of these harnesses right off the bat. When the makers of Cotton Carrier harnesses reached out to me to see if I would like to try…
Winter Stations 2022
An artist’s interpretation of artists’ art. Winter Stations is an annual international design competition held in Toronto during winter. Using the lifeguard stations of Woodbine and Kew beach as anchor points, the goal is to design installations in a creative…
Urban Wildlife Photography
You don’t need to go far to capture enticing wildlife photos, and more importantly you don’t always need an expensive super telephoto lens to capture story-telling imagery. While I don’t consider myself to be a dedicated wildlife photographer, in this…
Spring sunrises in Toronto
In this second of four parts, I show you where the sunrise is throughout the Spring season. If you want the sun by the CN Tower, this is the season you’ve been waiting for!
Winter in the city
With howling winds, frigid temperatures, and whiteout conditions, winter can be one very interesting season to photograph in! Winter in Toronto starts in December and officially ends in March and this winter season has definitely…
Winter sunrises in Toronto
With a clearer atmosphere, sudden shifts in temperatures, and partial cloud coverage, winter sunrises can produce some of the most glorious colours. In this post I take you through a winter full of sunrises. As…
Sennheiser MKE Series Microphone Review
When it comes to video production, audio can be thought of as one of the most important aspect of the final production. Without quality audio accompaniment, viewers can quickly lose interest and move on. Many…
A photographer’s NAS setup
A Network Attached Storage (NAS) can be a vital part in any photographer’s workflow so I thought I would detail some things to consider when building your own NAS setup at home. This setup contains…
Nature in the City: Sudbury
The city of Sudbury, Ontario has beautiful natural environs that inspired me to slow down and appreciate the many pathways and parks that I visited. While the city may be famous for Science North and…
Nature-Inspired Water Balloon Series
As part of my nature-inspired creative photo series, I popped water balloons with nature’s lightest element—a feather! A balloon may be easy to pop, but can a feather be sharp enough to pop water-filled balloons?…
The Most Versatile Z
The Nikon Z 9 brings confidence in shooting mixed in with the powerful performance and speed that you would expect from a flagship camera. As an ambassador for Nikon Canada, I was fortunate enough to…
Nature Splash Photography Series
Mother Nature can be all-mighty. To illustrate this in a unique way, I created this nature-inspired splash photography series with the help of FusionTLC’s Raven and a PocketWizard. DisclaimerThe Raven and a PocketWizard FlexTT5 transceiver…
Partial Solar Eclipse
The moment the sun crept into my frame, backlighting the CN Tower and presenting me with its silhouette, was a thrilling experience to see. It’s not often that one can witness the wonders of an…
A Spring Walk at Colonel Sam Smith Park
As the songbirds fill the air with spring sounds, the sun peaks through the buds and leaves, dappling light along the pathway. Spring is not my favourite season at all. With itchy, watery eyes, stuffed…
Port Rowan Harbour Marina
Boat slips with character and charm line the harbour reminiscent of Nova Scotia’s famed Peggy’s Cove. Have you ever come to a location and wondered how you’ve never heard of this spot before? Every now…
Streets of Sapporo
A winter snow storm in Sapporo, Hokkaido gave way to exciting opportunities for photography—even for someone who doesn’t do a lot of street photography. As someone who loves landscapes and nature, street photography is a…
The Curious Case of the Christmas Tree
The Christmas Tree I’m referring to here is the famous lone pine tree in Hokkaido, Japan that just so happens to be nicknamed the Christmas Tree because of its shape and location. This beautiful piece…
A Photographic Guide to Marie Curtis Park
With matured and weeping trees abound, this park is filled with beautiful nature—and the beach is a bonus! In an effort to motivate more people to enjoy their natural surroundings, I’ve created a series of…
Family Fun at Terre Bleu Lavender Farm
Being cooped up in your home during the COVID-19 pandemic meant I wasn’t able to get out anywhere for photography. But once restrictions were eased a little, I was excited to be called in to…
Hokkaido Minimalism
Evoking feelings of serenity, peacefulness, and tranquility within, minimalist photography has always been a passion of mine. It comes as no surprise that I was truly excited to be going to Hokkaido, Japan in the…
A Punta Cana Wedding Celebration
Venue: Dreams Palm Beach Punta Cana, Dominican Republic Close your eyes and picture yourself on a long white-sandy beach with the sound of the ocean crashing against the shores. Your bare feet dig down in…
The Minimalism of Biei
Biei and Furano offer spectacular minimalist landscapes that will have any photographer triggering with joy!
Shiretoko Peninsula
The Shiretoko Peninsula—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—is known to be the southernmost point where ice pack flows from the northern hemisphere, making this a favourite destination for many photographers. The Shiretoko National Park encompasses a large…