Voyage

Je voyage pour trouver ce qui ne peut être mis en scène : le brut, l’oublié, le magnifiquement réel. Chaque endroit ici a été parcouru, patiné et photographié par moi. Des petites villes aux continents lointains, voici le monde tel que je l’ai vécu : honnête, brut et jamais inventé.

Voyage

Inspiring Quotes on Travelling Solo for the Independent Explorer

Insight

Citations sur le voyage en solo

Travelling alone gives me time to wait for light, follow a street or change direction. These quotations explore independence, solitude and discovery, accompanied by reflections and photographs from my travels, with practical thoughts on turning a little encouragement into a trip.

Americas

Rising from the Ruins Regina Canada

Regina's Rising From the Ruins commemorates the city's response to its 1912 tornado. I explore the story behind Grant McLaughlin's public artwork, where to find it and why photographing art encountered on a city street makes me want to learn more.

Europe

Croatia Roof Tiles

I climbed Dubrovnik's city walls in January to photograph its layered red roofs, pale stone and the Adriatic beyond. This account follows that quieter visit, the rooftop shapes that held my attention and practical considerations for planning a view of your own.

October Safari in the Serengeti with Elephants in the Distance

Africa

Meilleur moment pour visiter l'Afrique Serengeti

My October Serengeti visit offered remarkable wildlife and long days with a camera. I compare the seasons, migration regions, light and visitor numbers to help you plan a safari around your interests, while leaving room for the unpredictability of wildlife.

Africa

Wildebeest Migration Tanzania: A Photographer's Captivating Tale

I arrived in Tanzania hoping for a busy migration crossing, but my October visit offered a different story. I recount a day by the Mara River and the photographs it produced, reflecting on the value of looking beyond the scene you expected.

Americas

Photos du parc provincial Algonquin

Algonquin offers broad lakes, autumn woodland and smaller moments that reward attention. I explore my photographs of mist, reflections and wildlife, sharing how light and the relationship between dense shorelines and open water help shape the pictures.

Insight

Photographie de rue Lois

Photographing street life involves decisions about privacy, access, consent and how an image will be used. I explore those considerations across different settings, sharing a practical perspective on keeping curiosity and consideration together while recognising that local rules vary.

Africa

When is the Wildebeest Migration in Tanzania?

The wildebeest migration moves through the year, so dates and location need to work together. Drawing on my October visit, I explain the different planning windows for crossings, calving and transitional months, with flexible expectations about where the herds will be.

Europe

Cliffs of Moher Photos

Overcast light gives Ireland's Cliffs of Moher a different presence in black and white. I explore layered rock, pale water and receding headlands, considering how light, framing and smaller details can convey the scale of this Atlantic coastline.

Americas

La Grande Hermine

For years I drove past La Grande Hermine before finally stopping with my camera at sunrise. I recall making that photograph, outline the ship's history and reflect on what the image preserves now that the landmark has been removed from Jordan Harbour.

Americas

Cyprès à l'automne

Autumn cypress photographs depend on more than bright foliage. I explore trees in mist, reflected trunks, hanging moss and changing light, considering how a flooded grove shifts through the day and how those differences carry into a finished print.

Travel

Steam Train Canada

Canadian National locomotive No. 2616 stands still in Haliburton, but its machinery offers plenty to explore. I look at wheels, rods and boiler details, explain the antique treatment of my photograph, and share some background on this Ontario display.

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