Parliament Hill

Leslie Station

Multiple trains passing through the station. Toronto, ON

Opposing Balconies

Details of the balconies squaring off against each other on the Marilyn Monroe Towers in Mississauga. Toronto, ON

After the Encore

The stage is empty, the crowds have filed out, the piano is closed up and covered, and a deafening silence overcomes the hollow space. Kingston, ON

The RCAF Memorial Hall

Shapes and skylights in the RCAF museum in Ottawa. Ottawa, ON

Downsview Station

End of the road for these two trains just before they re-load and head back down the line. Toronto, ON

Notre-Dame Basilica

I wanted to photograph this church simply for the amazing blue ceilings, but ended up being equally impressed by all the intricate details located throughout the architecture of this building! Ottawa, ON

The Baroque Stair

Frank Gehry’s iconic staircase extends 138 steps over Walker Court and up to the fifth floor within the Art Gallery of Ontario. The Douglas Fir-clad staircase was named after Allan Slaight and Emmanuelle Gattuso in honour of their extraordinary gift that made the re-design of the gallery possible. Toronto, ON

Perth Shoe Factory

Amazing architecture in the old Perth Shoe Factory. Perth, ON

Museum Station

Two days spent touring the TTC underground system in Toronto back in February. Too cold outside to shoot, but just warm enough down here (with a slight breeze every now and then). Toronto, ON

Last Stop

No creative photoshop or people removal in this one. This was simply taking the subway to the end of the line and having the whole train to myself. In a few short moments, the doors will open, the people will flood back in, and the process will start all over again. Toronto, ON

The American Room

Tucked inside the library of Osgoode Hall lies The American Room. Designed by Burke and Horwood, it was completed in 1895 and features two levels joined by a narrow but amazing spiral staircase. A hidden gem in an amazing city. Toronto, ON

Don Mills Station

Here is a shot taken on the Toronto Subway from a quick two-day trip to the city back in February. The nice warm weather outside meant I was driven underground and inside to photograph the architecture and avoid the harsh light and shadows in the scene. A few days of subway hopping and checking out some important landmarks proved to be a great success and I look forward to returning soon! Toronto, ON

Golden Solitude

A lone tree stands over a vast expanse of golden grain fields as time slowly passes by. Belleville, ON

Eternal Peace

A cold and windy night = Parliament Hill all to ourselves! Ottawa, ON

Night Falls on Kingston

A peaceful evening overlooking the Royal Military College of Canada and downtown Kingston with the soft colours in the sky complimenting the city lights. Kingston, ON

Canada Day 2016

Better late than never! Finally got around to editing some pics from Canada Day. These were taken from inside Fort Henry overlooking RMC and downtown Kingston. Kingston, ON

Haunted Pathway

Rochleau Court is said to be haunted by the ghost of Theresa Beam who was pregnant when she was murdered by her lover John Napier. It is believed that she was buried beneath the walkway, and haunts the path asking visitors to help find her bones. For better or worse, I did not have the pleasure of running into Theresa, but was instead greeted with this pre-dawn shot leading off King St. Kingston, ON

Limestone Passage

Having lived in Kingston on numerous occasions throughout my life, I have always had trouble finding unique locations to shoot this historical city. I have travelled through this particular area many times as a student venturing bar to bar, yet failed to recognize how special it was. An early morning walk downtown led me back to this location where the lights illuminating the pathway cast their warm glow across the tight limestone corridor. A unique tripod setup and a few shots later, I was back out exploring the Kingston waterfront, which proved much less successful than this first shot. Kingston, ON

Breakwater

A calm spring morning in Kingston at sunrise. Kingston, ON

Cottage Calm

The snow is gone, the ice has melted, and the boats aren't in the water yet. Perfect time for a dock shot!