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Most of my photography is done for artistic projects as a means
to an end. Occasionally I get a few good photographs with inherent
merit. For nearly twenty years since high school I've had my own
dark room and printed black and white photographs. I was never a
purist, as I love playing with imagery on my computer. Often the
imagery mixes functions, so this page represents personal, editorial,
and commercial projects.

Feaver
Fly
Constructed with lots of digital reworking from my own photos this
was the first that inspired a series.

A
Play in the End
Created for a brochure advertising a theatre's educational program,
I used blocks in the classroom to tell a story.
This inspired a series I'm working towards completing next year.

Helen Leaf Black
Helen, a jeweler and performance artist, is ready to perform in
the Ramayana play in Thunder Bay.

Block
Party
Continuing with the block theme, I was one of three artists to paint
the surface of a walkway to the harbourfront in Thunder Bay. I stopped
a group of tourists and snapped pictures of them interacting with
the blocks. I climbed up on the hand railing and the effort made
for a great photo in it's own right.

Engineer's
Wet Dream

Girl with Black Kitten

Harajuku
Girl in Bologna, Italy
This young Italian girl was born to Dutch parents in Italy, and
told me she would be happy as a Japanese girl.
I saw a few Harajuku girls while in Europe.

Photo
of a tourist at an art exhibit at the Bonnierskonsthall Gallery
in Stockholm.
Michael
Ondaatje
Michael Ondaatje admires the craftsmanship of the walls in the Parliamentary
Library in Ottawa before receiving
his Governor General's Award for his novel, Divisidero.
Don
Domanski
Don Domanski assesses the hall prior to receiving his Governor General's
Award in 2007 for his book of poetry,
All Our Wonder Unavenged.
National
Gallery of Canada: Dancing Girls
In the modern art section a group of girls challenged the art by
posing in each room and to announce themselves.
Playfully, they took issue with the barrenness of the spaces and
the lack of humanity in the exhibits.
Queen's
Day: Netherlands

Steve
Ball
In Steve's Seattle studio apartment with two of his close musician
friends, Paul O'Rear and Ivan Lee,
I got a sampling of some of Steve's great music and bits of Yes.
We are all fans.
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