Photography has become a major part of my creative expression, and has been influenced greatly by Freeman Patterson and Andre Gallant, two professional photographers from New Brunswick. Using the principles of visual design, I compose my images to bring a variety of elements that result in my interpretation of what I see through my camera lens and is what I refer to as the “Art of Seeing”.

Photography is both a craft and an art. Cameras are often referred to as computer with a lens.  Camera fluency is the craft.  The art of photography is enabled as the fluency (knowledge and understanding of  the camera technical aspects) of the camera improves.  As fluency improves, I am freer to be more artistic.  Intentional camera movement, macro photography, high key, minimalism, multiple exposures, montages and intimate landscapes are several photographic techniques I tend to gravitate towards. 

The following images are an introduction to who I am photographically and what interests me. 

Path of Photographic Discovery

Floating Maple Leaves

Autumn Colours Multiple Times Over

Monet’s Garden Spring Lily Pads

Fall Colours of Mount Assiniboine

Lake Magog, Sunburst Lake and Cerulean Lake (L – R) at Mount Assiniboine

Light Breeze on Cotton Grass at Naked Lake at Mount Assiniboine

Dying with Dignity – Fallen Lily Petals

Daisy Up Close and Personal

Last Drops of a Pandemic Quarantini