Storytelling 
through vision

When Aaron and Kate first emailed me asking me to shoot their wedding, I was excited, but a little apprehensive. Although I had a lot of experience shooting landscape, wildlife, and travel photos, I had never done a wedding. Nevertheless I was excited at the thought, a...

In my last photo story Quebec: Montreal In Black and White, I talked about how specific conditions (namely the white out blizzard) during my trip there last winter opened my eyes to the wonderful world of black and white photography. However the trip didn’t end there.

I...

So, I made one of the classic mistakes that so many new business people, including - maybe especially - photographers make.

Well, actually I made the mistake about a month ago, and over the weekend it finally caught up with me and bit me.

[Spoilers]  It has to do with...

I’ve lived in Canada for over 25 years, but despite this considerable amount of time, I had explored a relatively tiny section of my home country. I’d road tripped across The States, driving down to New Orleans, Arizona, and the Oregon/California coast on separate trip...

The other day I was working on redoing my gallery here on the website. Updating some of the photos and changing up the layout and so on. When it comes to the photos I display on my site, I want to make sure that only the very best of my images are displayed, but I also...

If I asked you right now what your goal with your photography is, would you have an answer?

I’ve been thinking lately about what my motivations behind taking photos is for me. Sometimes I feel like it’s nothing more than an impulse, taking pictures for pictures sake....

Alriiiigghht, part three already of this mini-series I’m calling Questioning Your Craft! If you’ve missed the first two articles, check out Pt I: In the Field, and PT II: Post Production to check out some of the questions I find useful to ask myself about my images ove...

In last week’s article, Questioning Your Craft Pt I: In The Field, I went through some of the questions I ask myself while out photographing that I think play a big role in helping me achieve my best work possible. Whether we’re out with our cameras, at the computer ed...

Let’s face it, we’re all looking to improve our craft. There’s always someone out there who’s doing something we wish we could emulate, some skill we have yet to attain. While it might seem like a curse to never be satisfied with where you’re at no matter how great a p...

I’m super excited to bring you guys a special post this week, a video interview with photographer, traveller and storyteller Dustin Main, from Saskatoon, Canada.

Dustin is a serial entrepreneur, digital nomad, photographer, and perpetual world traveller. Since 2009 he...