I recently did the photography for an article profiling Vancouver in Daimler’s (Mercedes) Technicity Magazine, which just came out.

I got a new Yashica T4 last week. I’m stoked. I bought one last year and immediately smashed it when I crashed a motorcycle on the interstate in San Diego. So it will be nice to have a quality little camera to have on hand all the time. Here’s a shot from Whistler this past weekend. Epic day, good company, radness all around….

I’m well overdue for an update. Over the past while I’ve been shooting full-time as well in school full-time, it’s been busy… Now that I am done school, expect more posts back on the blog, as well as on my motorcycle photo blog, MAN ALIVE.

Sunset flight above Squamish, Garibaldi and Howe Sound = Totally rad times. I’ve made up my mind, now when I’m not dumping all my money into old motorcycles I’ll be working towards a pilot’s licence.

The BC RCMP have not been without their share of controversy over the past little while. Recent sexual harassment allegations by a well-known RCMP spokeswoman, the botched Robert Pickton Investigation, the shooting of Ian Bush, the Robert Dziekanski tasering death, and today’s article explaining the force is becoming excessively bureaucratized: http://tgam.ca/DHjK

With negotiations underway for a new 20-year deal for British Columbians, it’s no wonder B.C. is looking for more accountability… Photos below from a recent assignment for The Globe and Mail.

Mark Reynolds. Check out his art direction in http://www.nuvomagazine.com/ and http://montecristomagazine.com/

Hoh Rainforest, Olympic National Park, Washington

Another shoot I did for an NPR story on Burnaby’s General Fusion. Very interesting technology!
Listen to or read the story here: http://www.npr.org/2011/11/09/141931203/-power-for-the-planet-company-bets-big-on-fusion

November 3, 2011 – Vancouver, BC – A man hugs another Occupy Vancouver protester and thanks her for saving his life at the tent site on the lawn the Vancouver Art Gallery Thursday.  Earlier Thursday, it was reported that a protester at the site had been treated for a drug overdose. Photo by Brett Beadle for The Globe and Mail