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 eclipse. It’s also not often…
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 and runny nose, sneezing and…
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 and again this happens to…
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…
Notsuke Peninsula
A lesser-visited area in the east coast of Hokkaido proves to be one of the more eventful parts of our trip to Japan. Notsuke Peninsula is a small strip of land that juts out for…
Japanese Red-Crowned Cranes
I had always wanted to see these elegant cranes for myself, and seeing them in the serenity of winter seemed like the best time to do so. These once near-extinct birds symbolizes longevity and happiness…
Hokkaido Winter Adventures
The northern-most prefecture of Japan offers some of the most breathtaking landscapes and varied wildlife in the country. The winter season in Hokkaido is not to be missed. Hokkaido—the northern-most prefecture of Japan—is an island…
Tips for Driving on the Dempster Highway
One of the most beautiful road trips you’ll ever take might not even be on a paved road. The Dempster highway is a 737 km road that stretches from the Klondike Highway in the Yukon…
Kluane National Park – Auriol Trail
The Auriol Trail in Kluane National Park is a great day hike offering spectacular views of the Auriol mountain range. The reward offered with a little bit of effort makes this one a very popular hike.
Kluane National Park – King’s Throne
Kluane National Park Located just a couple hours West of Whitehorse, Yukon, and spanning more than 22,000 square kms, Kluane National Park and Reserve is a UNESCO World Heritage site that is more than 80%…
Yellowknife: The Aurora Borealis in Autumn
For as long as I can remember, the Aurora Borealis has always been something I’ve dreamt of seeing. It was always my impression that I would need to go far up North in the middle…
Autumn in the Northwest Territories
Autumn has always been my favourite season for photography. With an explosion of colours, Mother Nature reminds us her beauty is unmatched. With all the changing colours and that cool crisp air making its way…
A Winter Wonderland at Blachford Lake Lodge
Blachford Lake Lodge, located about 100km southeast of Yellowknife, is an eco-friendly lodge located high above the rocky shores of Blachford Lake. It is so remote, it can only be accessed by a 25min. float…
Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirrored Room – Let’s Survive Forever
Last year’s Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirrors exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario was so successful that their crowdfunding campaign to purchase a permanent exhibit of hers was met with so much love. Click here…
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A Moment with the Nikon Z7
Nikon’s latest series of digital cameras—the Z series—is history in the making. Building a camera from scratch is no easy feat that requires countless hours of research, development, and testing. So when Nikon finally announced…
Unzipped Toronto
The Unzipped exhibit in Toronto is a unique opportunity to browse through projects from the architecture company Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), and those in collaboration with real estate development firm Westbank Corporation. It’s housed in…