I’m sitting on my old couch looking at the chipboard floors of my new house. Finally. We had the carpet removed as soon as we took possession. The previous owners had two large black dogs and it has taken weeks to subdue the fur, tufted under baseboards, stuck to walls and consequently on the tip […]
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Mountain Waterfalls and U.S. Release Update
I am excited to announce that the book is finally available in the U.S., and even in the U.K., now on Amazon. (See here for all the links) I am hoping some of you might find the book a good choice for Christmas gifts. I have a very small number of signed copies that I am […]
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Once Imagined Launches September 30th!
It is finally here… The book of stories, paintings and photos of a series of Muskoka historical and abandoned buildings launches September 30th at the Auburn Gallery in Gravenhurst. There will also be an exhibition of the last paintings from the series that will run until Thanksgiving. Join us at the Auburn Gallery in Gravenhurst at […]
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Change is inevitable. Even while getting ready for September 30th – the final date for the opening and book launch. There will be more on that coming soon. But, for now, I thought I’d share this photo I took last year in the Oklahoma Panhandle that seems to fit things perfectly. ~
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Four Corners in Photographs II
Part II of the Four Corners road trip. In total we drove around 2500 miles in 10 days. It was grueling at times, but just when you think you’ve had enough, there are views like these and people like Delphina Sells, the Navajo Medicine Woman we met at Shiprock. She was with her son, Roderick […]
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Four Corners in Photographs I
In October we took a trip to one of the most fascinating parts of the U.S. – The Four Corners Region of the Southwest. With its alien landscapes, sacred Navajo and Anasazi sites, there is no shortage of beauty and mystery to be found. This is one of those times I’m going to step away, […]
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