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I had the privilege of going to Norway and Iceland for three weeks a few months ago. We rented an RV in Norway and drove around the fjords and marveled in the beauty of the earth. The whole trip was quite overwhelming and beautiful. Here are some pics.
Sometimes I take the same picture 5 times all with different exposures and then throw them together. I think it looks pretty cool. Click on the image to see it bigger. It will look sweet blown up.
2014 has been quite the year of travelling. What a beautiful world. Costa Rica, Azores and now Ireland. We found cheap tickets again. Well Rachel did. So we took a few weeks and drove around the entire island with some friends. Here are some keepers. You can see a bunch more here. Of course pub
Here are some pictures from our spontaneous trip to Azores, Portugal a few months ago. When someone will fly you across the ocean and back for $300. You do it. No questions asked. So we did it. We said it was like Iceland and Hawaii had a baby and out popped Azores. Beautiful sights wherever
theStory sent a team to Costa Rica to work with Christ for the City in a small area called Tirrases with Horacio & Esther Lopez. It was a great experience and the team learned a lot. Here are some photos. And you can see all the photos here.
Troy and I had the opportunity to go with the FMCIC to the Ghana Mission this past month. The FMCIC is coaching and working with some Ghana pastors and giving them the tools necessary to be able to get their status as their own denomination. In a culture where structured denominations is scarce there is
Rachel and I went to Costa Rica with our friends Brandon and Beth Huybers. This was strictly a vacation. Couldn’t have picked a better place that was friendly to tourists but still wrapped in adventure every single day. This was by far the most active trip I’ve been on. We went zip lining, surfing, white
It took forever to get these up but here are some photos from our Turkey Trip. You can see the whole set here.
No real reason, just a good collision of fortunate events and here I am for two weeks.
Some friends and I went to Iceland last week. It was more of a spur of the moment decision after watching Sigur Ros’ documentary called Heima, which is the most remarkable cinematography I’ve seen in a film, and a few months later we were on a plane. It was extremely cheap (plane, food, car rental,
Because we dont have internet I haven’t been able to update my site on our Iceland trip, but here is a little teaser.
Rachel loves to take photos. I like to be behind the camera. So after getting the cheesy hanging from the tree and peeking out from trees shots out of the way, we started to get a bit more creative. Here was a few that we took this afternoon with the family.
The Sarnia music scene is unbelievable. For a city our size (73,000), we bring in some great bands and the people in Sarnia are awesome. Tonight was Empty Spaces 19th show and it was excellent. The two local opening acts were excellent (Kirk Ramsey and Katie Moran). The two bands that came from Toronto blew
I know, brilliant title. A few weeks ago, Troy and I decided that putting that couch in the middle of the road could make for some fun pictures one night. We were right. That’s what we did tonight at 1am.
Last night I went to Pontiac, Michigan to watch David Bazan and his band at the Crofoot. It was great. Sort of reminded me of watching Further Seems Forever play. A few older dudes with thick beards and a few young guys with thick beards genuinely loving what they were playing and feeling every word
Rachel took me to Nuit Blanche in Toronto for my birthday this year, and it was pretty awesome. It’s an all night arts festival in the heart of downtown Toronto with over 130 exhibits. It was pretty wild and super well run. Here are some of my pictures Some of my favourite exhibits were: Hey
I went and did a photoshoot for a McGuinty Government announcement this week at Lambton College. You can go to the post to see the photo, but more importantly it was cool to work with the government on a job for the first time and also support the local women that are part of this
The Peace Leeches were at Empty Spaces tonight and they rocked out pretty hard, I was super impressed. I haven’t been doing much shooting lately, but I thought I would pull out the good ol’ 70-200 lens tonight for some shots. Here are some below or click here to see all of them.