“I enjoy taking photos of the places and spaces around where I live. My home is in the historical area of the city of Saskatoon and is lined by hundred year old elms in the Nutana and University areas. There is something nostalgic and beautiful about these areas. In the middle, is the Broadway district……

“Sometimes I like taking photos of the mundane… of everyday life… of simple things. The more personal the objects, the more personal the photographs. Not all photos need to be crazy artistic.”

“I’ve shown my photos on Flickr for many years now… I know I’m not very prolific at posting my photographs… and I don’t have a very consistent style. That is probably why I don’t have a tons of followers. But the biggest trouble that I have is… most of the people that do follow me…

“It’s sort of difficult to go outer body to take a photograph of yourself inside your body. It’s much easier to split yourself into pieces… head, face, torso, legs… and focus on the separate parts. If I were a man and photographing a woman and focusing on her individual parts… some would say that I…

“The beauty about shadows is that it helps create atmosphere… making the mundane look mysterious.”

“There are so many strange things on earth that you can photograph… the opportunities are endless. What your brain can twist out of the shadow and light can reveal the workings of your subconscious mind.”

“Art should sometimes come from your happy place.”

“I don’t take an enormous amount of photos of my cats… but through the years I’ve found them as a reliable subject matter. Cats are the Supermodels of the animal kingdom.”