As the world shuts down in light of the Covid-19 crisis, how are YOU affected by this virus? All the lay-offs, store closures and safety measures minimizing human contact is crazy! I have many more photos

Just another black and white for your enjoyment

A few more from the spirography practice. Enjoying the turn out of these.

Over the past few weeks, Ive been dabbling with a new photography technique. This is my very first shot trying Spirography. It's quite neat. Adding colours helps too. Ill be posting more of these, so follow

When the spotlights on, its time to get up and rock.

Man cycles by the front of an abandoned travel agency

Love seeing those photos of just a lonely subject in focus while blurring the rest of the background? The Wider the aperture, the better yeo get this effect. But it has limits. Physical, scientific limits.

The second last show ever from famed Canadian rockers Hollerado at The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, Canada.

Math is EVERYWHERE. Regardless of what your art project is, it surely has some mathematical element to it. Here I've done some light painting using gravity and natural geometric movements. The world is

This towering and powerful pine forest is located within the 337 hectare Christie Lake Conservation Park, along the Spencer Creek watershed in Dundas, Ontario. Hiking these forest trails is peaceful. Its

Rebuilt in 1989, The Eaton Center was never a popular hit in Hamilton, despite decades of tenancy in Hamiltons Downtown core. Eatons closed and was renamed Hamilton City Center. But after nearly 3 decades,

Typically, while exploring the world, I carry two cameras with me, multiple lenses to accompany the bodies. On one, my Wide angle 10-20mm and on the other is my 8mm Fisheye. Below, the first two are the

Nestled so quaintly in the middle of a bustling downtown core is a little break away to paradise. A little tree time while on break from the files of offices jutting out from beneath you and into the sky.