Man...busy would be an extreme understatement.

I'll keep this short...the new studio locations are up and running in Hamilton and Toronto. The website has been briefly edited to contain now-current address and facility info.

And on a personal note...this should be an exciting new chapter. More to come...

Wow, it's been a ton of work with the end result that the server has moved! I managed to outgrow my server here at the studio, yet again. Every year it has been the same problem. I start to need more room, I aim for the moon and make an upgrade that seems insanely beyond all belief, and before I know it I need space yet again. This year we managed to plug up the 650 new Gigabytes I purchased(that's an average of like 2GB of new data per day)!

Anyhow, around NYE 2007, I migrated the website to an even better system. We've got lots of space to keep on growing, hopefully for a while, and over 35,000 photos were moved over as well as 20,000 emails and lots of other neat secrets. :)

I just really liked this shot.

It's been funny to work on snowboarding photos in

the middle of summer, but here are a couple.

Is there anybody who doesn't love Pride and Prejudice? Marion Johnston is presenting an adaptation of P&P at the London Fringe Festival. Here's a promotional image of one of the actors.

This is a 180 degree panoramic shot from the inside of the historic Drew Cottage, in Woodstock, built in 1832.

Happy 50th wedding anniversary!!

Tenor Kevin McMillan recording in the studio.

London Ontario's mayor Anne-Marie DeCicco cuts the ribbon on the Oakridge Crossing development.

A totally inspiring, impassioned speaker. Craig Kielburger founded "Free the Children" at the age of 12, and he has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize three times.

Mario Sergio speaking at the Canadian Cooperative Housing Federation AGM

Maha and Ziad threw a great engagement!

Yasmin Ratansi poses with some kids at a school in Don Vallery East.

This image is stitched from 5 or 6 segments.

An engagement photo.

A recent professional headshot.

Stay in school, kids.

Micheal Ignatieff poses with two speakers from the "Passages to Canada" program, in a school in downtown Toronto.