Men’s Business Fashion for the Corporate Executive
While clothes don’t make the man, they help project image and personal taste. There’s something to be said for the sharply-dressed man. This image, available for licensing from our stock image archive, could complement a corporate annual report, a men’s article on business, or an editorial piece on men’s fashion. There are numerous possibilities.
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An Army of Brides: Giving Cancer the Boot in Downtown Toronto… a behind the scenes peek.
Above: “The Brides’ Ballet”. After the shoot for The Canadian Cancer Society the brides dance a lovely ballet among the water fountains of Yonge & Dundas Square, Toronto Canada.
I was shooting again for the Canadian Cancer Society last Friday, along with the lovely ladies of The Brides’ Project. In the heart of downtown Toronto! [...]
Over 15 new images added to the Big Island of Hawaii archive!
Exciting news! Over 15 new images has been added to the Kona (Hawaii) Image Archive, for a current total of 50 originals. They’re all full resolution, 45mb files. These images are geared more towards traditional stock and commercial usage. Many, but not all, of the images added prior have a fine art approach.
These images focus [...]
Vegging Out on The Big Island, Hawaii
The tropical ecosystem in Kona is outstanding. I was so impressed I found myself carrying my camera everywhere to capture the beauty surrounding me. You may feel the same way once you take a closer look at the following sample of images.
For those that follow this blog regularly, you’ve already seen a larger selection of [...]
Available Light in The Big Island
The light quality of The Big Island is spectacular. Sunrise and dusk are incredibly beautiful. Here are some of my favourite early morning and late afternoon images. Click on an image to view a bigger version, and for more information about it.
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Sneak Peek: The Big Island, Hawaii
My trip to the Big Island (Kona) in Hawaii was spectacular. I’m still feeling a bit jet-lagged, so consider these 12 images a sneak peek. They’re part of our growing Image Archive, where we offer images for personal and licensed use. For example, you may download an image for your desktop computer or order a [...]
Toronto Cityscape at Dusk
Downtown Toronto is starting to look a lot like Times Square in New York, especially at Yonge and Dundas, next to the Eaton Centre.
This image of the Toronto skyline, captured just before dusk, with the CN Tower in the background, shows just how busy our downtown core is. Wouldn’t this photograph look great in a [...]
New! Winter Series in the Image Archive
Super-excited am I. Yes, I am. Winter is coming.
As much as I grumble about terrible driving conditions, blustery winds, sleet and ice during our Toronto (Canada) winters, I find the coldest season of the year very beautiful. Especially in The Beaches neighbourhood, where yours truly currently resides. For the urbanites out there, there is actually [...]
Headshots and Portraits for Business
If you’ve been considering having your headshot or portrait done, or updating the one you now have, this article will be of interest to you.
Recently I’ve been asked to create headshots and portraits for various types of companies. Franchisees, law firms, big insurance co’s, creative outfits, actors, authors, public speakers and more. Depending on the [...]
Image Archive: Stock Images now Available
With quality stock images now available from a variety of online outlets, many photographers find it makes better sense to self-distribute their Stock Photography Images available for business and personal use. Large organizations such as Getty charge pretty high fees to image buyers, and take large commissions on image sales. Unless the photographer’s images are [...]
Canadian Cancer Society: Relay for Life – Scarborough
It was impressed upon me early on during this weekend’s Relay for Life the difference in personality, compared to last weekend’s event. Toronto’s multiculturalism really shone through. It’s poignant to witness people of diverse backgrounds working as a team – in one location – all night long, full of hope. It’s an evening where the [...]
Canadian Cancer Society: Relay for Life: Scarborough
Friday, June 19th I’ll be photographing again for the Canadian Cancer Society. If you’re participating in the Scarborough Relay for Life, come say “Hello”. I’ll capture an image of you!
The final tally isn’t yet in for the Central Toronto Relay for Life, but as of today the event has raised close to $250,000 for cancer [...]
“Angelic” Invited to the PhotoSensitive Cancer Connections Photo Exhibit
Regina, Canada: ANGELIC opened as part of Photosensitive’s Cancer Connections Exhibit this week to lots of media coverage – both print (see below) and TV. Regina is the first city in ’09 the exhibit will show in as it travels Canada-wide until landing in our Nation’s Capital Spring 2010. The exhibit opened last year in [...]
Serious Business!
Thank you to Daniel, René and Chris for a fun corporate shoot yesterday. After we wrapped, we continued shooting. As you can see from this capture, it was serious business!
PhotoSensitive National Exhibition Dates
PhotoSensitive has released touring dates for the 2009 – 2010 segment of the Cancer Connections Canada-wide Exhibition. Angelic, which we shot last year, is featured as part of the exhibit.
Cancer Connections had its national launch May 20, 2008 in Toronto, Ontario where it showed for three weeks. The show then exhibited in Charlottetown, Prince Edward [...]
Is it time for your Portrait?
I enjoy creating portraits of people, whether it’s a family portrait, executive portrait, actor headshot. Portraits can be done on location or in studio, formal or candid.
PhotoSensitive National Exhibitor
Yesterday I had a lovely conversation with PhotoSensitive, who called to let me know that they had selected some of my work to be showcased in their Canada-wide Cancer Connections Exhibit. PhotoSensitive will be turning 20 next year. It was formed to show “how the power of the photograph can bring about social justice in [...]


