Simple White Background Posted in Studio Work, on May 31, 2009 Some people love studio photography, while others prefer nautral light and settings.  Me, I prefer both and think that they both have their uses.  While I love heading out on location and finding unique settings for portraits an ... 0 Yellowknife Rock Climbing & Rappelling Posted in Blog, on May 27, 2009 Last night a small group of us went out to a nice little cliff within the Yellowknife city limits to do some rappelling, rock climbing, and – of course – photography.  Beautiful evening and great group of people. Nige ... 0 Models In A Mine Posted in Blog, on May 25, 2009 For the past couple weeks one of my photographer buddies Daren Gallo and I have been kicking around the idea of finding a model or two and heading out some place interesting; the goal being to get some creative juices first and fo ... 0 Panoramic View of Mount Everest (Free Download) Posted in Blog, on May 22, 2009 Perhaps the greatest view that I will ever have:  a series of five photographs shot atop Kala Patthar, a small mountain in the Nepalese Himalayas, which offers panoramic views of the "giants", including Mount E ... 0 Leaving Dingboche Posted in Blog, on May 13, 2009 The problem with going on awesome trips is that when you get back from said awesome trip the real world hits you right in the face; that means deadlines, client meetings, obligations, quality family time, and all that other stuff ... 0 From Start To Finish Posted in Commercial and Corporate, Creative Projects, Studio Work, on May 6, 2009 One of the things I love about photography is taking a photo or a series of photos and then seeing far more talented people than me turn it into something cool.  Take, for example, a series of shots I did in my studio of local Ye ... 0 Yellowknife Spring: Available Vs. Off-Camera Flas ... Posted in Blog, on May 4, 2009 So it’s a Sunday evening in Yellowknife.  Despite it being a beautiful day, by evening – when I had my models booked and ready for a quick 45-minute outdoor shoot – the sky had turned pretty much dull and featur ... 0 Namche Bazaar To Dingboche Posted in Blog, on May 2, 2009 We are now getting higher and higher: first to Tengboche, which has one of the world’s more famous Buddhist monasteries, and then eventually the treeline around Dingboche; exhausted, cold, sucking air, and loving every painf ... 0 And Now….Time For A Break Posted in Blog, on May 1, 2009 Okay.  So I’m still going through Nepal images.  Tonnes of Nepal images.  I have so many Nepal images that by the time I getting around to posting Jamaica images (I just recently got back) the snow’s going to be fly ... 0