This is a brand spanking new body of work that I’ve been working on for the last several months. A huge thank you to all my crew of assistants but especially to Janko Williams who performed all the compositing of the cars in post, he’s one freaking good retoucher (and pretty cool guy too, which doesn’t hurt since we spent HOURS in studio together..). Enjoy! [Read More]
Having just completed a sport/fitness portfolio shoot which among other location also included Simon Fraser University campus and two of its athletes, it definitely came by surprise when SportsNet Magazine commissioned me to shoot a big editorial featuring SFU athletes. And btw yes, it was a pure coincidence and completely unrelated to my personal shoot which at the time hadn’t been released yet.. But as they say, I must have sent some “sporty” vibes out there in the photography world. [Read More]
My first cover story for BCBusiness is finally out and looking good! Thanks to Ben Oliver, art director at Canada Wide for making it happen. [Read More]
Just a few weeks ago I was chatting at a party with an art director of a local agency, we were discussing photography and he asked what was my favourite subject to shoot. A type of question that usually finds me unprepared, but not that time: very powerful people. [Read More]
I’m very proud to finally launch a new specialty on my website, Sport. Summer has been insanely busy shooting editorials and another personal project (which is now in its final stage of post production), but I managed to squeeze in this sport personal project that I’ve been planning for quite some time. [Read More]
My first cover for Vancouver Magazine has just come out and it’s looking fantastic! Great concept as we shot everything on camera including the headlines on the chalkboard. [Read More]
In spite of cerebral palsy, Kyle Miller is a PGA instructor and an exceptional golfer. From the article with Max Adler: [Read More]
Once, Steve Fonyo was the most famous person in Canada. Man of the Year. Athlete of the Year. Nobody wants to be like Steve Fonyo today. There were the serial drunk-driving convictions, followed by theft, assault, and jail time. Cheque kiting. Credit card and insurance fraud. Cocaine and alcohol abuse. Claims of repentance and rehabilitation, followed by more crimes, followed by more repentance until no one much cared whether he repented or not. Then, as a crowning ignominy, the youngest person ever to receive the Order of Canada became one of the very few directed to return it. (From the Vancouver Magazine article by Guy Saddy) [Read More]
I have a confession to make: group shots terrify me. Hence, I love doing them. It’s always a great challenge having several people in front of your camera, but in this case it was well worth it. Being a beer lover and an amateur brewer myself it was great to meet all these talented people who embrace their job with lighthearted passion. [Read More]
Some new work shot for Mastercard foundation collateral material earlier this year. [Read More]
