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See you April 21st and 22nd at the, '1000 Islands Gananoque 2nd Annual Business Showcase 2018'

April 09, 2018 • Leave a Comment

Information packages, print displays, Audio Visual shows and more!

Attendees will receive discounts of up to 50% on custom prints and photo shoot bookings!

Location:

The Lou Jeffries Gananoque & TLTI Recreation Centre

Date/Time Information:

Friday April 20th 4pm – 9pm
Saturday April 21st 9am - 5pm

Nickel Cup Hydroplane Races, Gananoque, ON

January 14, 2018 • Leave a Comment

Just added to the 'Hydroplane Gallery' are images from the 2017 Nickel Cup held in Ganananoque this past fall. Images were shot from the shoreline and on the water. Bright backlighting presented challenges but made for some dramatic images.

Images of the 2017 Thousand Islands Poker Run

January 11, 2018 • Leave a Comment

Although it will be a few months before fast boats are running the St. Lawrence, I have added numerous photos of high performance boats that made up the 2017 Thousand Islands Poker Run. Please check out the 'Recently Added' Gallery or the 'High Performance' Gallery which is also home to many other high performance boats.

Merry Christmas!

December 19, 2017 • Leave a Comment

May I take this opportunity to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season. Thank you for your support and visiting the website. I am looking forward to uploading some further Christmas images over the next few days and then will have many new high performance marine shots to bring in the New Year.

Thousand Islands Fall Shoot

December 16, 2017 • Leave a Comment

I am pleased to release more than a hundred images of my fall shoot of the Thousand Islands this year. Many of the images were obtained in the early morning hours. They were shot from the water in heavy fog as it lifted to create a unique look at the islands, not seen by many people. It entailed heading out on the water before dark in the thick fog and navigating at dead slow speeds by GPS, to obtain optimal view points as the fog lifted and the light broke through. The light and opportunities change rapidly.