Month: January 2020

Trains of the Western Canada

A common theme on this trip has been capturing photographs of the trains traveling around Alberta and British Columbia, also known as rail fanning. Being honest, this is one of my last resorts to photograph when the weather isn’t co-operating. Read More

Morant’s Curve | Lake Louise

An iconic Canadian photography hotspot is Morant’s Curve near Lake Louise in Alberta. Nicholas Morant created some iconic images for Canadian Pacific Railways as well as the Canadian Mint for a couple of denomination bills. One of his most popular was taken at Morant’s Curve in Alberta. Morant’s Curve is located at the same exit Read More

Ranking the Maritime QMJHL Arena’s

Some pre-amble, I’ve been sitting on this post for a while now needing one more photograph. Then yesterday Saltwire launched their rating of the best QMJHL arena’s. This was well after my friends from Journal de Quebec launched their best QMJHL arena’s as well as the worst. The big difference between my version and the Read More

2018 Maritime Tall Ships

In 2018, I was assigned to cover the Tall Ships Festival in Charlottetown, PEI. My first trip of the summer weather had me going over to Cape Breton about a week before the tall ships arrived in Charlottetown. What sat fourth was an amazing experience covering the tall ships from multiple maritime cities. This photo Read More

Snowstorm Impacting PEI

A snowstorm is currently impacting downtown Charlottetown. The day started off with some ice pallets really impacting the roads however it has now changed over to a snowstorm. Don’t forget to take a moment to subscribe to my newsletter, as visible in bottom right corner. Read More

Stormy Portraits

For the past 24 hours, Prince Edward Island has been hit with a good winter storm. It’s certainly left a good amount of snow down. Last night in Charlottetown, we went out to snap some photos when the snow was easing up. I love taking photographs of a little snow in the air using a Read More

Fall Memories on Stormy Nights

On this chilly winter stormy night, I am brought back to memories from only 3 months ago where I photographed Morgan Rice in Downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia. Read More

QMJHL’s Tyler Hinam

Former Rouyn-Noranda Huskies Right Winter Tyler Hinam has been traded to Cape Breton Eagles on the last day of the QMJHL trading period. He is native to Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia. You may recgonize a couple other exciting players from Cole Harbour like Nathan Mackinnon and Sydney Crosby. I had the pleasure of photographing Tyler Read More

PEI Minority Government

The Progress Conservatives of PEI look to be the first minority government to complete a full legislature sitting on PEI. Dennis King (back center/red tie, with 13 seats), Peter Bevan Baker (back right, Green Party with 8 seats) and interim Liberal leader Sonny Gallant (back left, with 6 seats). Read More

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