These were shot by the train tracks in the town of Rigaud, Quebec.

These are some experimentations with light orbs at a fantastic industrial location near Montreal. I'm still working on my orb-spinning technique. The first photo definitely isn't a perfect sphere, and

I came home with a cheap LED lantern a couple years ago after a Christmas gift exchange, and wasn't sure under what circumstances I'd use it instead of my other, more compact camping lantern. But I think

Some fun with steel wool.

Here's an interesting spot at the northern end of the island of Montreal. The lighting from a street light, the clouds, and the calm water turned out great. This was shot with the SMC Pentax 28mm f/3.5,

I tried my hand at some macrophotography by reversing primes. These were shot with a reversed 50mm lens attached to the end of a normally-mounted 135mm lens. I had to stop down to get reasonably sharp,

Bird's Eye View

Shot at Île Haynes with burning steel wool and a wisk. I like the effect of the sparks bouncing off the handrails.

Freedom

Stormy Skies over Montreal

I found this tunnel on the north side of Montreal, and thought it would be a good spot to try steel wool light painting. The tunnel and sparks give the spot an underworldly feel, and the reflection gives

Rationality and the Unknown

Fly Away

A Flower at Summer's End

Here's my second set of photos from a shoot I did recently. I found this mostly-abandoned pedestrian tunnel on the north side of Montreal, and went with my wife to try some light painting. We're new to

I'd been wanting to try light painting for quite some time, and had been on the lookout for interesting spots. About a month ago, I stumbled across this mostly-abandoned tunnel in Montreal, and thought

The Forest Down Under

Here's a shot of a little camera I was trying to sell. It was purchased in the early 2000s for $60, and I was lucky to sell it for $30. It's sad how value depreciates as technology improves. Anyway, I

Autumn Atmosphere

On a camping weekend up north, I witnessed this interesting combination. A distant thunderstorm was lighting up the clouds in the distance. And the stars were bright overhead. The lighting was behind the