When I gave a presentation at a Travel Media Association of Canada monthly meeting several years ago I predicted that cellphones would ev...

The city of Victoria, at the southern tip of Vancouver Island, is almost too cute to be true. Voted second best small city in the world b...

Scenes from the recent SATW Canadian chapter AGM in and near Dublin, Ireland while staying at Barberstown Castle Hotel — early morning ph...

One of the city tours offered during the SATW Cdn chapter’s Dublin AGM was a special treat perfect for that cool rainy day. Our stop was ...

The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) conducts informal, usually free, 3-season discovery walks in Toronto. For 2017 the last one will be on Oct...

Looking ahead to Canada's 150th birthday in 2017 I photographed the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia a year in advance. I posted that story a...

Remembrance Day, Georgetown, Ontario. Ceremony at the town war memorial.

The opening photograph of my story in Doctor's Review magazine was awarded Second Place in the 2016 annual Travel Media Association of Ca...

I had fun viewing a handful of CONTACT 2016 Toronto Festival of Photography exhibits in the downtown area with fellow photographer D'Arcy...

Brussels Airlines celebrated new Toronto-Brussels flights yesterday with a ceremony at Pearson International Airport in Toronto, followed...

A personal review of a newcomer photo vest vis a vis an old standby. #photovests #review #ScotteVest #Orvis #Olympus #Panasonic #Tilley #...

Capturing the moment is what it's all about, as I learned once again while having a quiet drink in Savannah. See my photo essay about the...

If food and wine are your passion, Viamede Resort in the Kawarthas, north of Toronto, might be your kind of place. I spent this past week...

An update on my Riviera Maya travel story: Grand Velas Resorts' Chef Xavier Pérez Stone took home the top prize in the 2014 Iron Chef Int...

I spent last weekend on an urban hiking trip. This meant sleeping in a hotel and eating in restaurants. While not exactly roughing it, I ...

Welcome to my website! It's nowhere near finished (and never will be) but it marks the virtual beginnings of my desire to post interestin...