An oldie but a goodie

I made this photo back in 2007 at the Celebration of Lights. I'm currently trying to find a new location for this years festival (this weekend). While trying to find a new spot, I decided to re-visit some old photos and re-edit them. Prints are always available - just contact me ;) Enjoy!

Granville Island Panoramic #2

Emme & I went for all you can eat sushi on Broadway and decided to hit up Granville Island before heading home. Glad I did because the clouds were epic (!!) and I found another point of view for my second G.I. Pano. I've already bought and assembled the 1.5" stretcher bars (5.5 ft. x 2 ft.) as home for this future canvas. I have plans to hang it in my living room unless someone is interested in buying it ;). If so, drop me a line via the contact button in the top right corner. Enjoy :) 

Alex's 370z

My buddy Alex had been asking me to take photos of his car for quite some time but my old camera was constantly in an out of the shop. Now that it's been replaced with the Canon 7D, I gave Alex a shout and we got together for a shoot. The weather wasn't ideal but we made due. I can't wait for the next sunny day! Enjoy :)

Engagement Photos

My best friend Brad asked me to shoot his engagement photos about a month ago. Naturally, I said yes (duh!). What was special about this particular shoot though was that he hadn't actually proposed yet. His wife-to-be, Mel, really had no idea it was coming. Mel is a natural in front of the camera and was under the understanding that they were gonna meet up with me on the sea wall for some photos and then go for dinner. Long story short, I was very thankful that I picked up my new camera body (Canon 7D) the day prior to this shoot because I wasn't exactly sure when he was going to drop down on one knee. With my camera set to burst mode (8 photos per second), I nailed the shot, recording every single expression as he surprised us all and popped the question. Glad I could be there for ya buddy ;) Enjoy!

Tofino

First off, huge thanks to Douglas Stanley with Dreamwave Media Inc. for providing me with another awesome opportunity and nice little get away. What was supposed to be a whale watching trip turned into anything but a whale watching trip. Apparently gray whales are bottom feeders and only come up for air every 5 minutes or so. Additionally, they very rarely breach so photo ops were slim to none. I was working with a Pentax body and Sigma 50-500mm as well as a Canon body with the 70-200 f/2.8 IS II. That aside, we had a couple gorgeous sunsets followed up by a misty morning on long beach. Check out the photos and feel free to comment! Enjoy :)