Travel
I travel to find what can’t be staged—the raw, the forgotten, the beautifully real. Every place here was walked, weathered, and photographed by me. From backroad towns to far-off continents, this is the world as I’ve lived it—honest, unpolished, and never made up.
Americas
Chicago Art Prints
Chicago keeps drawing me back through its mixture of old and modern architecture. I share photographs of landmarks, neighbourhoods and smaller city details, considering the viewpoints, memories and visual relationships that make an urban photograph worth keeping on the wall.
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Route 66 Black and White Photos
My Route 66 photographs follow old service stations, classic cars, murals and roadside details. I explore how black and white brings out their shapes and wear, keeping each location distinct rather than presenting the series as a complete driving itinerary.
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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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Algonquin Provincial Park Photos
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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Cypress Trees in the Fall
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.
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Cuban Catholic Church
The quiet exterior of San Agustín in Old Havana gives little indication of the interior. I look closely at its carved columns, statues, stained glass and central aisle, exploring how the church's architecture reveals itself through a photographer's attention.
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Pig Beach Bahamas
Swimming pigs make an unexpected subject against the bright water of the Exumas. I explore Pig Beach on Big Major Cay, explaining the setting, transport choices and considerations for a visit that respects the animals while leaving room for photography.
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Pictures of Bimini Island
Bimini gave me more to photograph than clear water and bright beaches. This photo essay follows Alice Town's streets, coastal homes, weathered boats and small island details, including the worn surfaces and unusual frames that made me stop and look.
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Sunny day at Wasaga Beach Canada
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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