旅行
私は演出できないもの、生のもの、忘れ去られたもの、美しく現実的なものを見つけるために旅をしています。ここのすべての場所は私が歩き、風化させ、写真を撮りました。裏通りの町から遠く離れた大陸まで、これが私が生きてきた世界です。正直で、洗練されておらず、決して作り話ではありません。
Americas
World's Largest Axe: Nackawic's Iconic Landmark
Nackawic's giant axe turns a familiar tool into an unexpected photographic subject. I explore its forestry connections and local history, then consider viewpoints, light, scale and monochrome treatment, with practical context for visiting the landmark and looking beyond a quick record shot.
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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.
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アルゴンキン州立公園の写真
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.
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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.
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ワサガビーチカナダでの晴れた日
From above, Wasaga Beach becomes a pattern of umbrellas, families and summer colour beside Georgian Bay. I explore how the busy sand opens into quieter water, and why that relationship gives this Ontario beach photograph its particular character.
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Sapona Shipwreck
The Sapona's damaged concrete hull stands above bright water near Bimini. I explore the wreck's history, the shapes and textures that draw my eye, and practical considerations for seeing or photographing this distinctive Bahamas landmark from the water.
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