Salvage, destroy or celebrate.
I am the first to admit that I have never been a big supporter of heritage. What was, was, and always will be. Well, not anymore. Activities worldwide, and particularly…
Feelings – I photograph feelings
“A look that time can’t erase” The look of love Is in your eyes The look your smile can't disguise The look of love Is saying so much more Than…
Looking for a little inspiration?
Are you looking for a little inspiration? Watch this. It's very fitting, this being February and "Black History Month." It speaks of determination and values. It's a lesson on hard…
The “Gaslight District”
I recently took a walk in the Fraser Street and Grand Avenue area of Cambridge. The area is now known as the "Gaslight District." It will be the new "must visit"…
LOCKDOWN!
Wrongfully convicted! According to Merriam - Webster, lockdown is: the confinement of prisoners to their cells In this case, many of the prisoners are wrongfully convicted. I feel sorry for…
Somebody reduced our heritage to a pile of scrap
Somebody reduced our heritage to a pile of scrap, and that somebody needs to be held accountable. As my father used to like to say, Something stinks in the state…
Silent Night
Christmas in a pandemic. How does an institution like Christmas survive without the traditions we all associate with the festival? Or does it? Preston is a small town in an…
The Astronomer – A portrait by invitation.
September 2019 and I planned on joining my brother, Larry, on his fall colour visit to Algonquin Park. I last went with him in 2016, and the colours were magnificent.…
Halloween in West Galt
This being November 1st means yesterday was Halloween. As I was scrolling through the internet yesterday I came across a post of a neighbourhood right here in Cambridge that was…
The Colonel was invited.
A “Portrait by Invitation” is just as the name suggests a portrait where the subject was invited to sit for the picture. In this earlier blog post I talked about…