So I have this friend Paige, She is incredibly beautiful and makes really amazing photos. I had the pleasure of shooting her the other night and I think we ended up finishing around 2am. I even pulled out my fog machine for a few shots (which will come soon). It’s really amazing to have such a great friend that inspires me to take lots of photos!!!

After cleaning up some hard drives I came across this little diddy. Shot during the filming of Liminal State Of Decay, I think its pretty neat!

So aside from the random THUNDERSTORM we had the other night, It snowed yesterday. The flakes were so big I didn’t even know what to do with myself. Actually that’s a lie, I did know… I grabbed my camera and took pictures.

I have taken so many photos out my window, I don’t know what it is, but I love the view. I should do a 4 seasons thing… hmmm

90% of the time I take transit downtown I’ll hop on one of two busses. Today I happened upon the #10 and while sitting at the back decided to snap off a photo. I only ended up taking one frame, but I don’t think I could have captured the scene better.
Onto other exciting things. I am currently working with an amazing designer and stylist in town to create some new works. Our first editorial together will be released in the very near future and I look forward to sharing all our hard work. Kristen Wolf (Gypsy Wolf) has some crazy amazing ideas and we see fashion on the same level. There will me a lot more coming from us throughout the coming future  so stay tuned.

In cleaning out a bunch of drives, I’ve discovered a ton of photos that I’ll be posting on my blog. This particular one was taken at the Calgary Petroleum club. Although this was taken over a year ago I remember it well!
The band I play in “Liminal State” was having a rehearsal for a  mega complex show we put on at the high performance rodeo. It was a pretty crazy day getting everything ready to go, but I managed to snap off a few pictures. In the ballroom, above the dance floor hangs this massive chandelier. I shot this with my 45mm tilt-shift f/2.8 and probably the D3x.

So I have been working on a photo essay.

The plan is to compile a whole bunch of imagine I’ve shot of small critters that have passed on and are laying everywhere from the street to a park. I know it sounds morbid, but going along with my fascination of Taxidermy (all thanks to Kyle) I want to show how innocent death can seem. I definitely don’t photograph guts and gore, just images like the one above.
This is one project I am undertaking in 2011 and hope to have it ready for exhibition towards the end of the summer.

So I only get to see my sisters band perform once a year, or even less! I had an opportunity to check them out as well as a couple other acts at a BBQ. They rocked, and despite a few technical glitches the set had a bunch of people dancing by the end!

I snapped off a few pictures and despite the stage being lit by a single 150W flood light and a livingroom lamp, I got some neat pictures. I shot with the D3 and a 24-70 f/2.8. I think the ISO was something ridiculous like 6400.

Check out their music at www.myspace.com/nokidsband

Cheers!

So I haven’t updated in a while, on account I’ve been super super busy! There are a ton of photos to edit and in organizing my hard drives I came across a bunch that had been long forgotten about! I had one day, sat on my stoop and tried my hand and getting some cool shots of passing cars. This particular van…wagon…. thing was passing by and I managed to get a pretty clean exposure!

Shooting at f/16, 1/15sec, and iso of 50.

More to come soon! I promise!

Not much to say right now. Things are crazy busy… but thats how things are

This photo was shot on a warm evening in Vancouver with my Nikon D300 using built in flash and 24-120 f/3.5-5.6 lens.