It’s the end of 2025

I finally got to Mexico, and discovered some really cool Cubans Ixtapa was a blast. Zihuatanejo was definitely my jam. It was less about the resorts and more about life, with some obvious concessions to tourists. At some point, someone handed me a guitar – that tends to impress me. Our travel companions join us …

Anika Lotsova

It’s possible that you could point a camera at Anika, close your eyes, and click, and the images will be perfect. She is the perfect example of someone who’s ‘camera aware’. I had a great time creating this set of images, and I’m definitely looking forward to making more in the future.

Bailey

I love shooting with natural light – like the unmodified light that streams through a north-facing window. It adds mood, and intimacy. It feels real. Natural light, for its part, clearly loves Bailey.

I’m back

It’s time to return to the web after a bit of a break. My old website – with thousands of images and hundreds of pages following my adventures as a photographer – no longer exists. Archives of the old site can’t be found. It makes me a bit sad because photographic stories make more sense …

The One-eyed Raven

You might think it has two eyes, but that’s pure speculation. This is a post-truth world (at least temporarily), and this Raven has only one eye … Seriously, common ravens are the longest-living passerines, and also one of the heaviest. They’re highly intelligent, playful, but still unlikely to quote poetry. Photographed on the hood of …

Hosmer Mine Site

Located North of Fernie B.C., the Hosmer Mine was a key supplier of coke to the Canadian Pacific Railway’s (CPR) smelter in Trail B.C. It had a short life, and now sits abandoned in the Elk Valley.