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Beating around the bush

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This is a composite of 15 individual photos taken on two different days, under changing weather and lighting conditions. Each photo was approached from a different angle, taken as I strolled around the tree, trying to keep my distance constant, the camera level, and the tree centred in the frame. One day, the ground was […]

Conceptualizing Water and Wind

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Someone has taken a lot of time to paint the fire hydrants in the Village of Elbow. Every time I visited, friends would say to me, “You should get photos of the fire hydrants.” So I did. But what to do next?

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Note cards, postcards, souvenir magnets and other works that you can find in art galleries and gift shops.

Something new: Swanson #1 print

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“Swanson #1”, continuous tone chromogenic print on photographic paper, 5 in × 7 in, matted, 8 × 10 wood frame.

At last, a clear night sky!

Electric night over Gardiner Dam and Lake Diefenbaker. Too many nights when the aurora should be good, we got clouds. Not this night. I barely felt the cold.

Moody autumn evening in Saskatoon

There’s a chill in the air. Clouds scud overhead, yet the street lies still and quiet on an autumn evening.

Fall falls formally on film

Viewing the first day of fall through a vintage lens. Film renders the hues and textures of autumn light the way our memories see them.

September memories

September, summer quietly turns to fall. It happens subtly at first, so subtly that you think summer might never end.

Hazy summer days

Smoke from northern wildfires descends on Saskatoon, casting the city in muted, sepia tones.

After the rain

A prairie rain skims over a dry landscape on a summer day. It’s been dry for weeks. Parched grasses rustle crisply as the lightest breeze sighs a breathless gasp through them under the baking mid-summer sun. The ground crunches with each footstep. Signs warn of extreme wildfire hazard. But then the rain. Not a downpour. […]