Category: photojournalism
Spring on the Farm
Today it’s nearly the beginning of July. The summer solstice has passed and it’s shorter days from here on forth for another half year. On the farm here, we have a litter of piglets nearly ready for weaning, our first calf of the year was born a few days ago, Rosie our Great Pyrenees dog…
Building a House
In the Spring of 2018 we began building a new house in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, for my parents. What a process! We threw around almost all ideas, and finally came up with an ICF (Insulated Concrete Forms from Nudora) house. (as a side note: the only thing I didn’t like about this choice was…
Our New Farm, Red Spruce
This year has been a year of building, that’s for sure. Almost everything has really taken a back seat to building. I’ve only now had a chance to take a look at some of the photographs I’ve taken over the time. Let me step back a second. In 2017 we bought land in Nova Scotia…
Tofino, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada
My brother is a nomad. He has a camper van and he likes to spend most of his time on dirt roads harvesting anything from mushrooms to blueberries. When he’s not tree planting that is. I’m lucky enough to have him to call up when he’s off work and suggest journeys. He’s usually game without…
200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training | Haiku, Maui, Hawaii
April, 2015 I was asked to video & photograph a 200 hour immersion yoga teacher training in Maui, Hawaii, put on by the lovely folks at Yoga University (fb, instagram). To be more exact: I was living in an ashram in Haiku, eating, breathing, and practicing yoga in every form of the word with 12+…