Five nights, an iconic venue, and one of the defining bands in Acadian music. A few images from 1755’s memorable residency at Moncton’s Capitol Theatre.

My photographs are part of the permanent historical exhibit at Moncton's Capitol Theatre. Explore the exhibit, its photographic mosaic, and the stories behind this historic landmark.

From the big highlights to the candid moments in between, my approach to event photography is about capturing the people, atmosphere and details that tell the full story of an event.

In 2024, I was featured in a six-page profile in The Maritime [EDIT]. Here's a look back at the feature, the photography journey behind it, and the Atlantic Canadian connections that made the issue especially memorable.

How Sabian cymbals are made, photographed during a behind-the-scenes tour of the company’s factory in Meductic, New Brunswick.

Landscape photography from Cap-Pelé, New Brunswick at sunset.

On August 15, 2025, more than 20,000 people gathered in Dieppe to celebrate Acadian pride and bid farewell to 1755 at their last Acadian Day show. A beautiful summer evening, a sea of Acadian flags and the beginning of a friendship that would lead to the band’s final concerts in Moncton.

Photos of the Grand Opening of the new East End Park with the City of Moncton and Canadian Tire Jumpstart.

Spotlight on the Atlantic Wildlife Institute, a charity dedicated to wildlife rehabilidation in Southeastern New Brunswick.

A 14' x 10' mural was created using a photograph of mine and installed in the new offices of the Department of Canadian Heritage in Moncton.

I share tips to new couples on choosing the right photographer for the big day.

With everyone stuck at home due to COVID-19, I took a drive around the neighbourhood to shoot a few family portraits on their front steps.

Find out how I got this shot of a green frog, and what my thinking was in terms of camera settings and composition.

I am honoured to have been a featured guest on the Picturing Success Podcast with Rick Sammon and Larry Becker.

My thoughts on the new Sigma 60-600mm f/4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports lens. See sample shots of bighorn sheep taken with this lens.

Here's a behind the scenes look at a photo of mine that got a lot of attention.

For months, I’ve been thinking about getting myself a better quality wide angle lens, but I've had a hard time deciding which model to get. Weighing in the pros and cons, seems like several models end up in a tie for #1. There are many styles of photography that I like to use a wide angle for, but I'm mostly interested in Landscape. That being said, I'm also looking for something I can use for other purposes, such as astrophotography, live concerts, or environmental portraits