
Cover Photo with The Globe & Mail
On March 19, 2025 by jmwebOn January 2nd, 2025, I awoke and impatiently popped up my browser to check out the cover of The Globe & Mail. Sure enough, it was an image I had taken for the iconic Canadian newspaper on Tyson MacDonald’s killing. The Globe And Mail was kind enough to give me a polite heads-up on New

Exciting New Book: PEI Where Lighthouses Dance
On May 19, 2024 by jmwebLast week I had an exciting milestone, a new book of mine on Prince Edward Island came out. I haven’t really had an opportunity to write about it due to my schedule right now, but it is now available in stores. The book was a very last-minute idea after it was requested by an Island

2023 Nova Scotia Flooding
On December 2, 2023 by jmwebBack in July, Nova Scotia experienced a massive continuous series of thunderstorm. As the storm was impacting South of Halifax, I was chatting with a friend (Jessica) in Truro about it. I was watching it unfold on radar. As time went on, the storms got worse. I ended up taking some screenshots of the radar

2024 Calendars
On November 5, 2023 by jmwebFor 2024, I have released twenty five different calendars including different titles such as Canada, Canadian Trains, Canadian Wildlife, Foxes, Eastern Canada Sunrises & Sunsets, as well as provincial and or city calendars. Some of my titles are available on Amazon meanwhile others are on Etsy. They are also available in many gift shops from

World Juniors Remotes Setup
On January 7, 2023 by jmwebI’ve had a few people and one possible client reach out asking what my setup was for the World Juniors. A camera does not make a great image, the photographer does. Our cameras are merely tools to help perform an action. For myself, I use Sony’s Alpha cameras. Every remote camera I put up always

2023 World Juniors Championship: Canada vs Czechia
On January 6, 2023 by jmwebThe finale of the 2023 World Juniors. The game started with Canada taking a 2-0 lead, which put a bit of a damper on things. As Team Czechia mounted points, the energy of the fans started to take off. Let’s get into the first period images… After the first period, things were looking good for

22 Stories from Twenty 22
On December 20, 2022 by jmwebTwenty-22 was a busy year yet slower year. I’ve had the honor of covering Canada and telling the stories of Canadians from coast to coast. Covid really impacted what I thought I was going to be doing and adjustments had to be made. For instance, the Memorial Cup (Saint John, NB) was held in late

Montreal Canadiens vs Ottawa Senators in Gander, Newfoundland
On October 18, 2022 by jmwebAfter covering the Stanley Cup in Twillingate, my next task was to cover the Ottawa Senators vs Montreal Canadiens game in Gander, Newfoundland & Labrador. While Twillingate won the Kraft Hockeyville, Gander was a bigger nearby centre which could accommodate more people. So off I went… After security completed a semi-awkward clearance of my camera

Globe & Mail: Hurricane Fiona
On October 16, 2022 by jmwebOn my last or second last day, one of the photo editors from the Globe & Mail called. She asked if I’d stay and do a few more images for an upcoming Saturday edition of the Globe and Mail. Greg Mercer was coming flying in and I’d be teamed up with Greg. I said sure