My biggest project to date has to be the creation of my coffee table book, Hidden in Plain Sight, Wildlife of Manitoba. It’s a project that took me close to seven months to complete, even knowing that I already had a huge inventory of photographs to use in it; photographs that I had captured over the last 14 years. So, in a way, this project has been years and years in the making. :) The concept behind this book was brought to light by questions from other Winnipeggers like,

I once received the following advice: "Don't waste your money running out to buy the latest and greatest gear unless you feel your current gear is holding you back in some way." To be quite honest, I've never been a huge gear person. Aside from the camera body, I'm really happy with the gear that I've got and I do my best to get the most out of each piece. For the most part, I was getting great results from the Canon Rebel T2i that I bought in 2011, but I did feel that it was

How did I go from wanting an exhilarating career to one that's very low key?