Lindsay
December 19, 2018
In the West Village NYC with Lindsay Hafner, new friend and future teammate. Looking forward to working with this woman.
Sunday morning
December 16, 2018
Life in front of the monitor, with my how-long-have-I-been-working-in-Lightroom face included for free.
Yulia
December 15, 2018
I met up with Yulia of @makeitinny blog in New York City last week, and what started as a casual shoot soon turned into a fascinating, several-hour conversation. The city doesn’t get much better than this.
The Nutcracker
December 3, 2018
Certain moments in ballet are like haikus of motion. This image is of the dance of the Courtiers, in the Oakville School of Ballet’s 2018 production of The Nutcracker.
Jacq
December 2, 2018
A favourite image from an evening I spent shooting and talking with singer and musician Jacqueline Lieurance in Manhattan’s Chelsea district, back in August 2017.
Trinity
November 26, 2018
From an online course project I made recently with the wonderful Claudia van Oortmerssen. I’m taking this course with the intent of seeing how it shakes up and changes my approach to the craft. There’s nothing worse than settling into a too-comfortable habit. Always stretch.
North Shore
November 23, 2018
Impending rain. A stretch of Prince Edward Island’s north shore darkens with the rapid approach of a storm cloud. August 2018.
Nathalie
November 23, 2018
The wonderful make-up artist Nathalie van Spaandonck preps model Jeanne Colette in the offices of The Face Paris before our Raphael de Lacroix shoot in September.
Into the woods
November 10, 2018
A glimpse of late evening light shining off the leaves of a young tree, clearly benefiting from its position in a small clearing. A certain proportion of success in life is down to blind luck.
Stones
October 29, 2018
In September, I visited for the first time this beautiful pile of stones on the Left Bank in Paris. The Panthéon is an absolute wonder; walking through it slowly and studying its textures and shadows and details and aura soon brought tears to my eyes. There’s something intensely comforting and inspiring about this level of human art.