Many of my favourite photographs were taken with disposable cameras. Otherwise they are all digital. I had a torrid affair with a borrowed Minolta but the pretext of borrowing disappeared and digital is more appropriate for me anyway, as disposables often suffice for tangible documenting.

The importance of photographs to me is as catalyst to atmosphere, most often reminiscient. A photograph that vividly recalls a time and space my very unphotographic memory cannot, or explores a new time and space.

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My mother-in-law and I go to the Minnesotan arboretum whenever we can. These are photos I have taken there. They are digital.


japan


hill fx


menage


plant pot


verbena


fish kiss


deja vu


abdicate


multiply


velcro


wormhole


liberty

Photographs that have individual momentum.


sunset
disposable The most beautiful sunset I have ever seen. Welcome to my parents' backyard.


the pied piper
disposable Nelson, B.C.


wednesday
digital The evidence of a date. A small image, the consequence of shared cameras and computers...


nelson
disposable Candid. A cafe in Nelson, B.C. This is probably my favourite photograph.


coy
disposable Koi pond in downtown Calgary's Devonian Gardens.


penticton
disposable A beach in Penticton, B.C. I could probably live in Penticton.