When I see flies outside, I don't mind them so much; they are in their natural environment and not buzzing around trying to land on everyone. I thought this one looked pretty neat sitting on a flower;

Not a bird I usually see in my neighbourhood like this. A pigeon on a wire just chilling all alone and looking pretty content to watch the world perched on this wire. Occasionally looking around to observe

The expression on this macaque's face looks like one of excitement or joy. They look quite pleased about something. Native to Japan, they are often called snow monkeys, as they have the ability to live

Car shows have all the eye candy, lines, and curves in all the right places. Flashy paint jobs, rugged wear and tear. A&W Root Bears, Giant Skeleton handy men, and metal Coca-Cola canisters. Even Marlyn

2 of the tallest and in some ways opposite of each other in downtown Calgary. The Telus Sky with its wavy and unique modern design and Brookfield Place, which is like a giant windowed rectangle that touches

A world-renowned spot in Alberta, about 1.5 hours away from me, and I can never get enough of this place. Watching people peacefully float and row along in their canoes looks very relaxing. The water feels

I like a challenge, and anytime I try these shots, I have found them to be tricky but not impossible. I have to take dozens and dozens of shots to get a few like this that turn out. It can be tough because

I am always admiring the architecture all around me when I'm downtown. I like trying to picture my city as it was through the decades, and having some older buildings around gives me that feel. Sometimes

I was only able to see this bird once as it flew by. I know it is one that I have seen pictures of; I don't recall ever seeing one in person. It is a water bird, similar looking to both a duck and a goose.

I really enjoy when you can get a really wide open view of your surroundings and can see scenery as far as the eye can. I wasn't even using my widest lens, and these shots still give quite a wide view

I've witnessed so many of these parades that there are times it feels like this is what a normal lunch hour looks like in downtown Calgary. Everyone dressed up looking their best as they enjoyed the spring

Some of my favourite photos to capture are anything I can get involving red pandas. The Calgary Zoo has had several of them for years, and I never feel complete without getting the chance to see them.

I like to experiment with different edits sometimes, try and find a look that stretches the boundaries and gets a little bit artistic. These are 3 of my favourites. I find they are almost a bit surreal

There is such an abundance of vendors and exhibitors at the Calgary Comic Expo. It can seem overwhelming, and due to the size of this event, it's quite a challenge to see it all. I enjoy seeing things

From the time I was a kid, I have always liked walking the streets in downtown Calgary. There has always been something that drew me; maybe it was wanting to feel like I was in the big city. Maybe it was

The old McDougall School building is one of my favourite buildings to photograph when I'm in downtown Calgary. Its sandstone structure dates from 1907; I went to a school built from the same material,

I like when we can keep old buildings around. Especially when they can be restored back to their old lustre and still fit in with current times. I think that is what makes some of these structures feel

I think both of these insects are among my favourite creatures. They both look really cool close up, maybe even scary. Imagining what it would be if they were giants is quite terrifying, and macro photography

Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, this jackrabbit was waking up from a rest. A short nap during the day on my lawn before it was time to find an evening meal. The eyes really caught my attention, wide open

It's always a rogues gallery of heroes, villains, creatures, monsters, and robots. I may have left some out, but they were there as well. Almost anyone or anything you can think of likely showed up for