Collections
Places and seasons.
Forest Watchers
A chapter of quiet observations from northern Saskatchewan. Creatures large and small reveal themselves for a moment, reminding us that we are visitors in a world already full of stories.
Quiet Citizens
Every city is home to a quieter part of society—one that asks for little, adapts without complaint, and continues its daily rituals just beyond our attention. These photographs celebrate the birds, mammals, insects, and families that share our neighborhoods, parks, and streets. They are the quiet citizens living alongside us, reminding us that the wild is not somewhere else—it has always been here.
Saskatchewan Skies
From quiet forest mornings and golden sunsets to rare auroral storms that transformed the night into waves of red and green. These photographs document moments when the landscape and atmosphere briefly revealed something extraordinary above the prairie and boreal forest.
Small Green Giants
Small Green Giants explores the quiet life hidden in forests, wetlands, and shorelines. Through fungi, moss, bark, and emerging plants, these images reveal nature's resilience in its smallest forms. Each photograph is a reminder that growth and renewal are often found in the places we overlook.
Where the Wild Still Lives
Across forests, wetlands, and quiet roadsides, wild lives continue largely beyond our attention—feeding, wandering, resting, and watching the world around them. These photographs capture brief encounters with the animals who call these landscapes home, from the smallest wings to the largest inhabitants of the woods. Each meeting is a reminder that when we enter these wild places, we are only passing through; they are already home.