In this post, I’m sharing a series of five photographs taken along the shores of Lac des Sables in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts. These images were captured at the tranquil moments of sunset and sunrise, times when the light paints the landscape with a unique and lyrical beauty.

Each photograph was chosen for the distinct mood it evokes—from the soft, warm tones of the setting sun to the cool, gentle light of dawn. The interplay of light and shadow, along with the reflections on the water, creates a series of scenes that feel almost poetic in their quiet intensity.

In this latest installment of my photography series, I’m sharing a selection of images captured during a walk along the Lachine Canal and through the Griffintown neighborhood of Montreal. This stroll presented countless spontaneous opportunities to capture the everyday life and unique moments that make these areas so visually interesting.

In this latest post, I’m sharing three photos from a recent visit to Saint-Zotique beach—a place where nature meets the peaceful rhythm of the water. That day, the beach was bathed in stunning light, with the sky reflecting in the water and a gentle breeze setting the perfect scene for photography. The way light, water, and sky interacted made for moments that were both peaceful and full of life, each offering something new to discover.

In this second part of my “Everyday Moments” series, I’m diving into the textures of Oka Beach and National Park. This visit was all about the feel of the place—whether rough, smooth, or somewhere in between.

Welcome to the first post in my new series, “Everyday Moments.” This is where I share images of everyday life, captured through my lens. Today, I’m excited to take you on a little stroll through the charming town of Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue.

With its quaint streets and peaceful waterfront, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue was the perfect setting for a laid-back afternoon of exploration. I decided to bring just my 85mm lens for this outing, which brought its own set of challenges and opportunities. The fixed focal length pushed me to think differently, finding angles and compositions that offer a fresh look at this picturesque town.

“The Thing With Feathers” charity art show opened on Thursday, May 15th, in the beautiful Waterfall Building exhibition space in Vancouver, BC. The exhibition continued until May 23rd.

The show featured over 50 colour photographs taken in Cambodia and Ethiopia as part of a self-directed documentary project about the humanitarian work of HOPE International Development Agency in developing countries. 100% of the proceeds raised by the show, nearly $12,000 CAD, were donated to HOPE International Development Agency.