As a dentist whose career was cut short I’ve gone from interpreting x-rays to interpreting nature through the lens of a digital camera. Every image whether it is animals, landscapes
or buildings tells a story and I get a great deal
of satisfaction telling that story through my camera and my prints.
Black and white or colour, I find beauty in every subject resulting in a very eclectic portfolio. Without a single passion or niche, photography allows me to experiment and the variety is very fulfilling. To complete the picture I also choose the wood for the frames, cut the glass and mattes and assemble the final product.
My latest foray is in panoramic photography. Using a tripod and a panoramic head, multiple images (up to 12) are shot and then stitched together in Photoshop to give the desired effect.
Born in Hamilton, Ontario in 1959 and educated at McMaster University and the University of Western Ontario for Dentistry, I practiced for 15 years. I make my home in Dundas with my wife Diane, a potter, however spend about 5 months a year in Killarney and 2 months a year in Italy.
Artist’s Statement:
“As the events of everyday unfold around us, it is hard for us to see the splendor that surrounds us. Hectic modern lifestyles and stimulus overload inhibit our senses, masking the beauty of everyday life. My photography’s mission is to seek out this elusive beauty and commemorate it in stunning photographs. My themes are as diverse as the world that surrounds us. From the old world beauty of Tuscany, to the wonders of my own hometown, I capture timeless moments as they pass by.”
