At some point in any serious photographer’s creative journey, they begin organizing their work and creative intentions into projects.
Eventually, given enough time (usually years), a project becomes an independent, standalone body of work that can be exhibited in a group/standalone show or published into a zine/photobook.
On Hold – Project One – Location Guide – I want to share all the great places I have discovered locally in Toronto, my home base, and on my travels.
Project Two – Dusk till Dawn – I believe my photography is currently at its best in urban landscape compositions captured between dusk and dawn.
Project Three – Environmental Portraiture – My pursuit of environmental portraits that are made randomly but deliberately around Toronto.
Project Three and a half – Self-portraits – This project started out of a desire to do something indoors when temperatures got too cold this winter, but I think I may keep it up longer than the cold snap.
Project Four – Abstract Street Photography – This body of work explores abstraction in the winter city, using muted, earth-toned colour and motion to register presence, transition, and impermanence within the urban landscape.
On Hold – Project Five – Friday Night Lights — Bar Bands and the People Behind the Sound