I just completed a Southern Utah workshop in October 2019. On the way back to California, my co-instructor, Ron Gaut,

Most weekends, Karrie and I spend time driving through the city, visiting coffee shops, and running errands. My camera is

Think of a word that means more than huge. Colossal? Maybe gargantuan? Those are both the right idea, but not

“Chin down and look over my shoulder,” she said, as I dutifully followed the instructions. By the time I was

I captured this scene during a multiday backpacking trip along the Pacific Northwestern coast of Washington. My landscape photography often

The image was taken on a spontaneous trip to an old power station where just the cooling towers are left

This is a photo of a friend of mine, someone who’s been part of my life for as long as

Scotland is a place that I have enjoyed visiting since I was a child, perhaps because my mother is Scottish,

Last Wednesday, we had the pleasure and honour to host a FRAMES Live online event with Ed Kashi, one of

This photograph, like much of my personal work, is the result of taking a step back when the stresses of

I enjoy going on photo walks early in the morning, usually in urban areas like my hometown of Toronto. Much

The Erasure project is a response to political change. It is partly a mindful act and self-therapy, and part didactic

“My fourth pilgrimage to the Kumbha Mela in Prayagraj, on the dawn of January 12th, 2025, felt different. It was

Let’s start by saying that I am grateful that my picture was chosen and given this opportunity to share more

Right now I’m making a series of photographs from which I’m going to create some floral tapestries. I made this