A personal image practice shaped by landscape, changing weather, city light, live events and quiet human moments.
Equipment
Canon camera with external flash · Sony camera · DJI Pocket 4
How I see
Atmosphere before spectacle.
Photography is where I study atmosphere without a campaign brief. I am drawn to changing weather, strong natural colour, layered landscapes and the small human presence inside large environments.
Winter study · Ice, shadow and scaleLake Louise · Colour after weatherThe Canadian West · Lines through landscapeBlue hour · A human light in the forestAurora · Mountain and city lightAutumn · Backlight and textureLos Angeles · Night view from Griffith ObservatoryCity layers · Street, shoreline and sailboats
Calgary events · Video + photography
Plan the frame. Adapt to the moment.
Event coverage rarely follows the first plan. These two short films show how I notice the strongest available angle and build a story from what is actually happening.
Calgary Stampede fireworks
When the planned Skyride shot was no longer possible
The queue was longer than expected and the fireworks began before I could board. I quickly reframed from the ground, using the Ferris wheel and moving Skyride as layers so the final video felt even more like a night at the midway.
Canada Day · Scotsman's Hill
The scene before the fireworks
While everyone waited for the national-day fireworks, I noticed the sunset changing behind downtown Calgary. The transition from warm sky to city light became its own story.
Behind the camera
Curious, observant and always looking for a new frame.
My work moves between landscape, food, culture and documentary moments. Canon, Sony and DJI tools let me adapt the process to the story rather than force every story into the same look.