snow tires

It certainly does. While the cold season's firsts may generate momentary bursts of photographic zeal, I suspect most of my Canadian shooting will be done indoors for the next little while. Too cold.

I guess there's aways Photoshop and DAM...

Yay. photo filing. Anybody have a spare copy of Lightroom?

Just a quick composite from three frames I composed last week after shooting Caroline and Jacques' wedding in Cornwall. I couldn't decide which one I liked best, so I tried putting them together. Thanks, Lynn and Trevor, for indulging me...

The Ottawa Ex. I'd forgotten how much I love shooting portraits of carnies at work. Young and old, friendly and not, locals and strangers... they all exude a mysterious aura and act like they belong to some sort of secret society that I could only ever understand by running away with the carnival.

More to come.

implied

The weekend shoot produced all kinds of stuff, much of which has already found its way onto Facebook. Most important to me was the confirmation that I'd rather shoot eyes without seeing a bikini than a bikini without seeing eyes. Thanks to Nadia, however, for making the decision unneccessary.

Cheap Model

I don't know if my dollar made her day, but her smile sure brightened up mine. Glad I carry the Nikon around. Everywhere.

Bay and Wellington Streets, Ottawa

cottage weekend

A familiar frame - sunset from the cottage deck.

Midway Girls - July 1, 2009

The party was just getting started when I left

Nothing to see here. Move along. (Paris, December 1986)