New Mexico Landscapes

Still figuring out how to present these with my other work, but here are some landscapes I shot in New Mexico. The skies are crazy there!

Dundarave Sky Panoramas

More sky panoramas from when I was in Vancouver in February. I like this series, but I feel like there's still something missing...

Vertical Panorama Images

This is the latest idea for my Modern Supernatural project. People staring at a very tall sky.

Holga Panoramas

This is not a serious project, but I recently developed some rolls of film I took with my Holga on my road trip last summer/fall. I like to advance the film halfway, taking 3 shots over 2 squares of film, to make these landscape panoramas.

Craters of the Moon National Preserve, Idaho

Kennebecasis Park, Rothsay, New Brunswick

I don't remember where this is.

Zion National Park, Utah

Prince Edward Island

Death Valley

I went to Las Vegas for Christmas and did some exploring in nature in the area. This photo was taken by my cousin in Death Valley National Park. More photos to come soon.

Reverse Pinhole Image

As stated previously, here is my reverse version of my pinhole image!

Giant Pinhole Camera

While at Ross Creek, I turned my studio into a giant pinhole camera and made exposures of the trees outside. The actual piece is made up of 24 8"x10" sheets of colour photo paper, so it is 60"x32" altogether. I have plans to produce a negative image of it, which will be cyan and white instead of red and black.

Halifax, Warped

Halifax, from the Citadel, on a sunny day a few weeks ago. My shadow in the bottom left corner. Back in Vancouver now, missing this blue sky.
Will post many more images from my trip soon!

Halifax Panorama

Halifax at night, looking over to Dartmouth.

Grand Pré

"Was it a year or lives ago
We took the grasses in our hands,
And caught the summer flying low
Over the waving meadow lands,
And held it there between our hands?"

-Bliss Carman, Low Tide on Grand Pré

Bay of Fundy

I am now at my residency in Nova Scotia! I walked down to the beach from the centre today, overlooking the Bay of Fundy. I had heard about how the highest tides in the world are here, but it didn't strike me how fast and how far the tide moves until I saw it. The tide must have advanced about 20 meters in the half hour or so I was down there. It is intimidating, almost frightening, and very exciting, to see something so big moving so fast.

Stykkísholmur

At the request of one of my most diligent blog followers (my dad), I have made another panorama of images pieced together from Iceland. This is 360 degrees around of the town of Stykkísholmur and its harbour, on the Snæfellsnes peninsula.

Iceland Holga Panorama

Now home from Iceland, I have been working on photoshopping all of the photos I took there. I made some images with my Holga camera, which I like to think of as my "sketching" camera. By that I mean that I use it to take experimental pictures that won't necessarily turn into a body of work. In this picture, I tried to make an in-camera panorama of a beautiful beach we found after a long hike in the Snæfellsnes Peninsula.