I rode through a rain storm, on a cantankerous camel....all these silly tourists behind me, not listening to me with regards as to how one should drape their legs over the camel's neck...we rode 6 kilometers.

My neighbourhood of Gurko Street, my little slice of it -- the convenience store lady whose place of business was the size of a kiddie bedroom but was well-stocked. I loved walking down there on a daily

) Shot at a farmer's market outside of Bayonne, France. The crate was close to a work of art.

For three glorious months I lived at a friend's studio, cat-sitting, writing, drawing, and just plain old abiding in an ancient Roman Granary that was close to two thousand years old. The new part of the

Motorcycles and the Moroccan desert flats...great place for big bike touring.

I like taking a larger image, finding that compositional sweet spot, cropping and doing basic enhancements. In this case cropping to the edge of a long train line.

Winnipeg is a city of architectural contrasts which somehow seem to work - a city that only recently started to come into its second life. I harbor a love/hate relationship with this town but when I have

Who can resist the allure of baking with Fluffo!!

Lesbo Beach series, panel 3

Sometimes one has to play with an image; in this case I was intrigued by an array of beach shelters in Belgium.

Even the most nondescript office buildings come to life at dusk. Life in a Federal District. Four months in Washington, DC was time well-spent. This is a city for exploring on foot.

Life on the edge of the great sahara...spring 2015, near Merzouga, Morocco.

This is a recurring theme in my work -- one that will pop up here often, that of the road and what grabs my attention on the fly either as a passenger or as a lone driver, compelled to pull over and capture

I love farmer's markets. Not only are they great for socializing but offer up the best of local produce. As a Chef and food photographer they give me the double pleasure of making great images while I

I really dig the retro robot imagery from the 1950s (as well as Godzilla and many other iconic creatures). Always fun to incorporate those stylings into my own works which as I age, take on more of a humorous

What is there to not like about cheesecake? No gimmicks necessary when working with fresh, clean flavours.

I have this obsession with roads -- the more isolated ones speaking to me not just as a visual person but as a veteran road tripper and explorer. This shot -- en route from the infamous Wall Drug, South

Nothing is mundane. There is beauty in the seemingly ugly and utilitarian. Case in point, this shot featuring a wind turbine array high up in the Rif Mountain range, east of Tangiers. I was invited out