This was the second shot of the warbler I took that day. This one is after it has temporarily land in the clump of branches and partially hidden from view. IMO, this gives a completely different effect than the first photo.

Discover my collection of creative work and visual projects. Each piece showcases my attention to detail and commitment to delivering results that exceed expectations.

Abstract photography is the deliberate act of separating an object from its literal identity. This collection focuses on the fluid dynamics of nature, using extended exposures and precise optical filtration to distill motion into pure form and texture. By isolating the rhythm of water and the geometry of natural surfaces, these images invite the viewer to look past what the subject is, and instead experience what it feels like.

Flight is nature’s most precise intersection of physics and artistry. This collection is a dedicated study of the fast, fragile, and fleeting elements of the natural world—from the explosive kinetics of birds in flight to the intricate macro-geometry of butterflies. By combining extreme technical precision with patient observation, these images isolate the delicate structures and visual rhythms of creatures that are rarely still enough for the human eye to truly appreciate.

Stripping away the distraction of color forces a confrontation with pure structure. This collection is a study of geometry, texture, and tonal range, captured largely through the deliberate constraints of a dedicated monochrome sensor. By isolating the relationship between deep shadows and brilliant highlights, these images aim to reveal the quiet, sculptural architecture of our everyday world.

Below are snippets from my first professional "contract". The assignment was to photograph The Ottawa Bears Lacrosse Cheer and Stunt Team warming up and practicing their stunts just prior to a game at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa. To say the assignment was a challenge would be the understanding of a lifetime. However, as you see below, the majority of the pictures turned out splendid.