Shooting at the edge of a 1000 foot drop at Horseshoe Bend.

Lower Antelope Canyon – one of my favourite places on Earth.

This photo was featured in the Canada Day issue of Maclean’s magazine as the grand prize photograph of 2004. It was later featured by Kodak on one of the large screens in Times Square, NY.

The Badwater Salt Flats in Death Valley, California.

Double Rainbow! What does it mean?!

Shooting the sand dunes of the Mojave Desert.

Moraine Lake in Banff National Park.

While staying in Copan Ruinas, Honduras, a free trade agreement was being signed by four Central American Presidents. I wanted the opportunity to join the presidential motorcade to capture images along the road into Guatemala. I dressed up in a paramedic’s uniform and rode in an ambulance along the motorcade route. Along the way we discovered this truck full of oranges that had turned over on the side of the road (good thing nobody needed a medic!).

Photographed in the small mountain village of Pena Blanca, Honduras while riding through on Horseback.

The walls of the Xavier Institute riddled by bullets in war-torn Westchester. Shot at night with a long exposure.

Shot inside of a shipwreck off the coast of Roatan.

Some of my favourite assignments involve aerial photography. There’s no better place to be than 2000 feet up balancing on the skid of a helicopter.