Underwater Photography - it's damn expensive. As if conventional photography (digital, I mean) isn't pricey enough, if you want to take it underwater you're looking at adding significant cost. For example, a Nikon D3 'deep sea' housing runs about $45… more »

Recently I got an email from a reader (yay!) inquiring about lens selection. I figured instead of emailing them back I'd post about it instead."...I just got my camera not long ago and i'm thinking of buying a lens for my nikon d5000. i'm looking for s… more »

This year I get to do yet another thing I wouldn't have expected myself to do. I'll be volunteering my time at the Vancouver Folk Festival. The particular job I'll be volunteering for is being a driver. I'll get to cart around performers, or staff, or… more »

Flickr can be a conusing bird sometimes. Especially when it comes to stats. This image below, for some unknown reason has had almost 900 views. It's a pretty poor photo (In retrospect, not sure why I keep it on my photostream) - the Flickr stats just… more »

My 'name' is slowly getting out there. After a lot of shameless self-promotion on Flickr, Facebook, and Twitter (they work if you know how to do it right) I recieved an offer to do a photo-shoot for a new brand of scooter to be introduced into Canada.… more »

So the Evil Event is done and photographed. Some observations from that night: The lighting was terrible. The people weren't doing anything terribly interesting. The layout of the tables/venue were pretty difficult. There were also: Mirrors, LCD TV's… more »

I love my f/1.8... The other night I got invited by a good friend (1st image below) to see a couple folk-singers from Winnipeg play at The Main. I figured I would bring the old camera, even though the lighting conditions would likely be far from ideal… more »

Recently I had been asked by a few people to photograph the following: A Local Metal Band A Co-workers Wedding A Charity Event For the most part, I declined these. (The charity event might still be a 'go' depending on their input). Why you ask… more »