March 11, 2011 is a day that can define a decade, a country, and a generation. The magnitude of destruction, the unthinkable tragedy, and the emerging triumphant stories are amazing to witness. Amazing on both ends of the spectrum. I have a lot of trouble absorbing the scale of these images outside of a John
Over the Canada Day long weekend, I was lucky enough to travel to the interior of B.C. for an engagement shoot. Those pics are soon to follow, but for right now, here’s a shot from the beautiful beachfront property when the weather was turning. Good food, great people, and some awesome photo opportunities – what
I was just at the park with my friend and his little toddler, so I started firing off some impromptu shots with the iPhone. In the hour I spent, I maybe saw a quarter of the expressions that his mom and dad see in a day. Believe me, if you’re a new(er) parent, there is nothing
This is one of the best examples of out-of-the-box creativity that I’ve seen in a long time. Instead of a big budget, they went BIG on imagination, originality and vision. Kudos to Nissan for throwing in some tongue-in-cheek humour as well. Although this isn’t ‘photography’, I realized recently that a lot of my inspiration comes from movies. Cinematography and photography
This vid is making its way around the wedding community. It’s not meant to be taken seriously; it’s more entertaining that anything else. I don’t agree with everything Judge Joe Brown says, especially the lighting comments, but he can at least talk the talk. Have a look: Buried in the TV courtroom antics, this video
I recently was able to head down to sin city for a couple days. This wasn’t a ‘photo-trip’, so all the shots are just where I was at the time. No tripod, one lens, and whatever floated my boat. The great thing about packing light, besides avoiding back pain, is that you forget the tech
