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. Halifax Harbour, Nova Scotia July 2012
Middle Lahave, Nova Scotia September 2012
Old Calton Hill Cemetery, Edinburgh, Scotland. October 2011.
Somewhere between Halifax, Nova Scotia and Rexton, New Brunswick.
As soon as I saw this little thing, I knew it had to be mine. Found at The Frayed Hem on Cockburn St. in Edinburgh, it is called a “pig’s ear,” or, something that has no use.
Say hello to Arthur. At least his chest anyway. The statue is not very big; short than I am which is 5 ft. 4”. Just another piece of the beautiful city that I fell in love with. Photo taken of...
I keep coming back to this image of the animal hall; I’ve been on a taxidermy/museum kick for a year now. I have made bigger prints of it. From this original 6x6, to a 15x15. It’s busy, it’s...
Finishing a semester on exchange in Edinburgh (SO stressful). Will resume posting in December.
I only got around to doing a handful of cyanotypes this past summer and only tests at that. My favourites were the ones done with moss.
Coming home from England. Broadstairs, England during WWI In efforts to streamline my “filing system” and make more room in the apartment, I finally got around to counting how many found negatives...
1 (w.the FM2) 2a (w. the Hassy) 2b (w. the Hassy) 3 (w. the FM2) I finally got the chance to get into the darkroom the other afternoon and print some images I took during my few months at home...
1 2 3 4 5 I cannot tell you how glad I am that I now know how to do Letterpress work. There are so many tricks and little dinky things to learn about, it is no wonder that it requires a seven-year...
We were down in the rare type collection at NSCAD the other afternoon during my letter press class. I cannot tell you how excited I was. Definitely in my element. I found this in the etching...
Hollywood Pattern was a division of Condé Nast, created in 1932. The company stopped producing after WWII. Often using images of movie stars on the envelopes, they became very popular indeed. I am...
A Little Kodak Love Just when I though there wasn’t anymore negatives to find, I stumble upon another 188. What is perhaps more interesting, are the cartoons on the covers of the negatives...
I am going to be doing a lot of cyanotyped plant prints this summer. Classes are nearly done but today, I had time to trundle down to the school store and oggle printmaking paper. Chose my current...
Sometimes the best images you produce as a photographer will come out of totally unpremeditated moments. What is more, is learning when to listen to those gut feelings, finding the beauty in them...
I hope to see everyone at the 9th Annual NSCAD Photo Show and Sale this Friday and Saturday from 10am to 4pm in the former Seeds Gallery space on Hollis St. Work of all sizes and processes. I...
I have been photographing for my most recent series at the Natural History Museum in Halifax the past couple of weekends. These are those images you see on a contact sheet and just have to print...
This photo was taken last summer at my mother’s place in the country. I can smell the lilac-scented evening air from memory as I type. I’ve got the fever.
It is difficult to go more analogue than this. Not to say this it is better than tried and true black and white, we all love our Nikons and Hasselblads it’s true but, something has to be said for...
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