A Photographic Journey

A Photographic Journey

A journey around the world through photography.

Exploring Medieval Bruges

Canals, Gothic Architecture and Soaring Towers – Bruges Delivers!

Bruges is a city built for the camera: swan-filled canals, centuries-old architecture, cobbled streets, and soaring towers come together in compositions at almost every turn. Read it here.

2027 Calendar – Fund Raising for Men’s Health

I am thrilled to announce my first ever fund raising project based on my photography. At its heart, Movember has always been a grassroots, community-led movement. It belongs to everyone who grows, donates, shares and participates. And what it is all about is men’s health, whether it is suicide prevention, mental health or cancer, it’s about helping men get healthier.

Peyto Lake – The Wolf Spirit

I am offering my 2027 Canadian Rockies calendar, full of my favorite images that I have captured from Banff and Yoho National Parks. I will donate all profits to Movember. I am asking $35.00 per calendar and will ship anywhere in Canada. To reserve your copy send me a message by filling out the form below. This is completely confidential and I abide by all CASL regulations. Thanks so much for your help.

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If you are looking to explore some medieval magic consider visiting Bruges, Belgium. Remarkably preserved architecture dating from the 1500's, the city has preserved its original character. For more check out https://photographicjourney.ca/2026/11/01/exploring-medieval-bruges/ One last fall scene from Doncaster River Park, a great place for a short hike along the river and enjoying the fall colours. Check the link for more; https://photographicjourney.ca/2023/03/02/doncaster-river-redux/ The colors are fading fast, the leaves are falling but there is still time to get out and envelop yourself in the glory of fall. Check out https://photographicjourney.ca/2023/03/02/doncaster-river-redux/ for a great hike along the Doncaster River. The sun sets over the pyramid at the entrance to the Louvre. You can't visit Paris and not visit the Eifel Tower, it has become THE symbol of the city. Due to the heat there were absolutely no line ups to visit the tower. Mid-summer is not the best time to get that portfolio shot of this icon, to learn more check out https://photographicjourney.ca/2026/10/04/feeling-the-parisian-heat/ The The Musée d’Orsay is home to a very ornate clock at one end of the great hall. Created by Victor Laloux, one of three architects of the Gare d'Orsay in the early 1900's. It was fascinating to photography. Leave a comment about which of the two images you prefer. For more check out https://photographicjourney.ca/2026/10/04/feeling-the-parisian-heat/ The beauty of fall is all around us but especially abundant at Parc Riviere Doncaster. But you better hurry, the leaves are starting to fall! For more https://photographicjourney.ca/2023/03/02/doncaster-river-redux/ #fallcolors #landscapephotography #fall So what do you do in Paris during a summer heat wave and it is 42 degrees outside? Well, you go to a museum. Pictured is the Musée d’Orsay and what a beautiful building it is. I was fascinated by this original clock at end of the great hall. For more about Paris photography check out https://photographicjourney.ca/2026/10/04/feeling-the-parisian-heat/ With a nod to the Montgolfier brothers, who developed the science of balloon flight, there is a replica of a balloon at the entrance to the Jardins des Tuileries in downtown Paris. Quite the scene against the setting sun. For more on Paris photography during a summer heat wave check out https://photographicjourney.ca/2026/10/04/feeling-the-parisian-heat/ Surrounded by 18th and 19th century buildings in downtown Paris, I came across this modern building which stuck out like a sore thumb. But it did reflect the setting sun rather nicely. For more check out my latest post about the challenges of photography during a Paris heat wave. https://photographicjourney.ca/2026/10/04/feeling-the-parisian-heat/ The air is crisp and the colors are vibrant, it must be fall. What a great time of year for a hike to enjoy those fall colors. Located just over an hour north of Montreal, Doncaster River park is a great location for a riverside hike. Great for a picnic as well. For more check out https://photographicjourney.ca/2023/03/02/doncaster-river-redux/ The Jardins des Tuileries in Paris is a very popular meeting spot for young and old, especially at the end of a very hot day. For more Paris heat wave photography check out https://photographicjourney.ca/2026/10/04/feeling-the-parisian-heat/

“It’s not the destination, it’s the journey.”

Ralph Waldo Emerson