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Fine Art Prints

Here are some of my favorite photos that would look great on your wall at home or at the office!
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Song: Balance in All Things, Geoff Peters (http://www.gpeters.com) All photos on this page are copyrighted, and may not be used without consent in writing from the owner. Please use the contact eventhorizonsphoto@gmail.com for more information.

Canadian Nature Photographer Article

I am pleased to be a guest writer for Canadian Nature Photographer this month.  I was asked if I would be willing to write an article about being a nature photographer in Manitoba, and I jumped at the chance.  You can check out my article, as well as many other fine nature photographers' work here:

Canadian Nature Photographer

Refreshing

The Blind Bandurist Player

This is one of those photos where I found meaning in the lens.  To me, this image has contrasting themes.  On one hand you have a man, sitting amidst all this visual beauty, colour, and form.  The sorrow flows like tears, in the misty drops on his skin.  For a moment, you may consider, his sadness is not for himself, he is playing music, the notes flow, with beauty, colour, and form.  Perhaps the tears are for you.  You are deaf to his melody.

This is my interpretation of this sculpture situated in the Leo Mol sculpture garden, inside Assiniboine Park, in Winnipeg.  Leo moved me.  I hope you find meaning too.

Spring Thaw

I have a hunch that the back of Winter will break soon. I can't wait! This is a moment that probably totally eludes many readers who are not from around these parts. For those people, let me just say that there is nothing like a Winnipeg Winter. The cold lasts 5-6 months out of the year, and when the sun finally warms the ground enough for the big thaw, things move quick. The snow melts, the ice breaks up, the animals come out of their holes, and the migrant birds arrive. Loads of opportunity for those of us stricken with the photography bug! I for one can not wait for another Spring.

For the parents out there, just a reminder to have a good strong talk with your loved ones about the dangers of deep, fast, or cold water. It is very tempting for young people with not much experience to tempt fate. Please help to avert any more tragedies. We see too many of them around here.

Hopefully the thaw is slow enough to avert the big floods that are a strong possibility this year. If you have any flood related sights that you want photographed for free, drop me a line and I'll do my best to post them.

Stay safe.

Study in Black and White

I have to admit, I have not done a lot of black and white work in the past. I have however been slowly gaining a respect for the black and white side of things. I am starting to understand just what it is that makes it so pleaseing to the eye. I am also learning things from the people who have been doing it for a long time, like people like Ted Forbes. Also the work of Ansel Adams is quite inspiring, and humbling.

Here for all to see is my first baby steps into this world. I look forward to adding some more in the near future.

Enjoy!

Spider flower.

The weather we have been having has me fantasizing about summer. This is one of my favourites from last summer. Please take the time to subscribe to this blog.

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Photography is a passion for me. There is something about visualizing a photograph in your mind, and then creating that image. Sometimes you find the perfect time, the perfect place. Saving it forever. This was one of those times.

This is a canoe overlooking a lake in North Western Ontario at sundown. Such quiet beauty. This is the Canada I love.