ABOUT THE FILM Journey deep into the breathtaking lakes and backcountry of the La Cloche Mountains, perched along the north shore of Georgian Bay. With its clear blue lakes, striking white quartzite and pink granite hills, Killarney Provincial Park offers some of Ontario’s most unforgettable canoeing and hiking adventures. Filmmakers Daryl Phillips and Scott Jordan invite …
On our trip to visit family members who live in Panama, I had the opportunity to photograph. These are a few images from those two weeks in early January 2025.
I have two works selected for the 2024 Juried Exhibition at the Art Gallery of Bancroft. This exhibition lasts untilDecember 27, 2024.
A Tribute to the Beauty of the La Cloche Mountain Range and a Celebration of Thirty Years of Adventure in Killarney Provincial Park – Coming 2025! IN A LAND WHERE TIME STANDS STILL For the past three decades, I have been canoeing and photographing the Killarney landscape. Apart from a few relics from the days …
We’re all searching for something – peace, love, prosperity, security, purpose, happiness, direction. I’m sure that you have your list of things you’re searching for. Our questions might be emotional, metaphysical, spiritual, economical or any combination of these. Viktor Emil Frankl (an Austrian psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor) wrote his best selling book entitled Man’s Search …
Who didn’t have a rock collection as a kid? Rocks were everywhere: on the driveway, at the beach, in the river, basically everywhere we played outside. We skipped stones on the lake, as toddlers put them in our mouths, we painted them to make a pet rock and eventually we started to collect them and …
It was time to explore a part of Algonquin that was new to me. I had never started a trip from the Smoke Lake access point. This was a quick weekend trip – only one portage to get to our destination. As you can tell from the photographs, we had a lot of rain mixed …
These images were taken a few years back over a period of a few months. While outside playing with the kids or working on the house, I would grab the camera when some cloud formation would catch my eye. I would sometimes climb up to the roof and shoot to avoid trees that would have …
Who ever said that men can’t multi-task? Not only could I exercise my creativity, I could also watch the kids in the water, prevent my camera from being splashed by the waves and keep myself cool by playing in the water. Photographing waves as they crash on the shore is not only an exercise in …
While biking in Algonquin this past September, we came across the ruins of a former sawmill close to Whitefish Lake. These old cooling fins had seen better days, but with the process of abuse and neglect, they are far more interesting (visually) than when they were brand new. I enjoy witnessing the effect that the …