Haven’t had the time to add some prints for a while.. so have a look and find a lot of new works. Here is one I am particularly fond of as I enjoy shooting rusty old subjects and then bringing out the textures and mood to create something pleasant.
As the snow is melting, the fresh scent of spring is in the air and a new energy is building up. Still can’t claim victory over winter but now is ample opportunity for a fresh start. This shot was taken about a week ago on a frozen part of the St-Lawrence river. As the fisherman was finishing over the ice, I made my way towards the outer edges. Getting closer to where the rapids and ice meet, I saw an opening and jumped over unto a rock and so I was able to capture this ice formation from a low angle.
From getting my work published in another book (101 places by Matador) to my first exhibition to launching my first startup www.pixalata.com, things are moving in the right direction. Here’s to another productive year and I hope to continue creating works you will enjoy hanging on your walls. Thank you for the support everyone!
This is one wanted to shoot for the past couple of weeks and am glad I finally got the opportunity and perfect conditions to do so. Best wishes to everyone for this holiday season and upcoming new year!
Old Montreal is a charming place to visit because of it’s old architecture, dinner “soirées” and live night scene. The amount of traffic mixed with the interesting structures, make ideal conditions for anyone interested in cityscape photography.
One of the last spectacular days to catch the colors in the sky with the seaweed at low tide. This is actually a square format and a larger scale size is available up to 40×40″. If you would like more information on this limited edition print just contact me.
Another one of those magical moments at the right place where you can just sit there and stare in awe at the spectacle that’s going on.
I was glad to discover this hidden treasure of a place right in the midst of Montreal West. I passed by initially earlier to check out the place and since the sky looked promising I’ve decided to brave the traffic woes once again and made it back there in the nick of time to capture this marvel.
On a windy October day, the sky looking promising I set out on a search to find my next photo shoot. I’m drawn to follow the sunset which that leads me to a chilly area by the waters. The low tides make for an ideal setup. So for the next few moments I setup my camera and try my best to replicate what I is in front of me.
Was very happy to find myself at the right place at the right time with perhaps the best sunset all year in Montreal. Getting there wasn’t easy. The 20 west traffic woes where in full effect with the construction and rush hour. Luckily I’ve made it in the nick of time with 5 minutes to spare as the sun was setting down. This photo was taken at an off limits congregation, a sacred place to begin with.. add a magical sunset and it is as if a sign from God.
