Tag Archives: Photography

The Longest Shadow

It’s gotta be one of the best feelings in the world for any photographer when you take a shot, look at the LCD, and instantly know you’ve got something great. If I can can come away from a shoot with one set of brackets like that, I am a very happy camper. This doesn’t happen […]

Reflected Abstract

This shot is 100% inspired by Dave Wilson. He has some absolutely amazing abstract reflection shots on his blog and his Flickr page…make sure you check him out! For those of you living in Calgary, you may be able to recognize this as the reflection of The Bow currently under construction here in town. As […]

Bricks of Sand and Glass

I spent a good deal of time this past weekend snooping around an old alley in downtown Calgary trying to get some good grungy/texture rich brackets. The alley is full of old sandstone and brick, some of which still shows the faded paint signs of businesses past. It was a great place to shoot, and […]

The Loneliest Number

This was the last set of brackets I shot on my brief solo downtown photowalk yesterday afternoon, and am I glad I did! I think this is going to end up being one of my favorites of the day. For me, this shot is a lesson in persistence. About half an hour before I took […]

Autumn, Reflected

Part of my photowalk after work this past Wednesday took me to the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary. I hadn’t been there since I was a kid until my wedding photographer took my bride-to-be and I there for our engagement photos this summer. It’s an absolutely beautiful park right along the river and I was lucky enough […]