A sandy beach, some interesting rock formations, and some awesome cloud formations. What more could a photographer want in Hawaii?
Harold Point, Killbear Provincial Park
Harold…with a name so ordinary you might think, “Why bother?” But you do, and you’ll be glad that you did. Because Harold should be bothered, and that is the point.
A Grotto with a View
It is magical to be in a dark place and see the world basked in a beautiful light with the mouth of the grotto creating a natural frame.
Dead Tree Walking (The Green Mile)
The moment I saw this spot, I knew I had found an ideal location for some landscape photos—the juxtaposition of the dark, leafless tree and the lush, thriving green vegetation surrounding it was perfection.
Canada 150
With Canada celebrating its 150th birthday, I thought I should do something special. And it got me thinking, if I could pick one thing that represents Canada and being Canadian, what would that be?
Views of the 6ix—Toronto Skyline from the Island
Going to the Toronto Islands is always a treat, with lots to do and see but my favourite part is the view it affords of the city of Toronto especially at night, making it a perfect way to end the day.
The Grotto, Bruce Peninsula National Park
Unworldly, yet world renowned and breathtakingly beautiful. The Grotto is one of the most identifiable landmarks of Bruce Peninsula National Park in Ontario, Canada.
Trillium Woods
Venturing deep in a forest in search for a carpet of blooming trilliums, braving the guardians of the flowers, the swarms of mosquitoes, all in the hopes of coming up with some stunning images, some of just the landscape, some with models. But would it be worth it?
Halona Cove Beach
This beach on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, has been featured as a romantic backdrop for several movies and music videos. With calm waters, a cave, a blowhole, and some sand to roll around in, it definitely has the “wow” factor that won’t make you regret adding a stop here to your itinerary.
“You Complete Me”
In landscape photography, there are many different ingredients to make the perfect photo—good lighting, a main subject, an intriguing background, and an interesting composition. When these core elements come together to complement each other, then the picture reaches a level of perfection.