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Catalog Photography Services

Submitted by sean on Sun, 10/25/2009 - 12:40
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On White
Flawless, clean images on a white sweep are highly desired for catalog work.  This type of product photography is used on web stores, online catalogs and printed materials for marketing and advertising purposes.  The image can be cut out - often called a 'floating' image, or shot with a gentle shadow to ease the transition from

Corporate Photography - The Right Image

Submitted by sean on Wed, 08/12/2009 - 10:39
It could be more important than ever to get the right image out to your target customers about yourself, your company and your services.
Financial Team
Above, an example of my recent work with the Ewasiuk Financial Team at CIBC Wood Gundy.  I've been quite busy with corporate 'image upgrades' lately (must have something to do with that.. dare I say it..

Please hold a moment.

Submitted by sean on Mon, 08/10/2009 - 07:58
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I haven’t lost a lot of very close people in my life. While we're here, we really should take the chance to photograph those we love.  I mean it.  Really sit them down, and focus a moment on their being. I write this because I've just returned from visiting my Grandparents in Stratford, Ontario. <abridged> We never saw each other much growing up on opposite ends of the country, and thus were never really "close" per se.  They don't fly.  Talk on the phone maybe twice a year.  Haven't seen them in 10 years.  Grandpa is not well.

Cropping & Capitalist Hot Dog Buns

Submitted by sean on Fri, 07/31/2009 - 05:52
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Why do packs of Hot Dogs come in 12's, and the buns in 8's? Why do photo frames come in 'standard' sizes: 5x7, or 8x10, but I am forced to crop the image from the camera to fit it in the frame? While I am still not sure about the hot dog & bun situation (although I like to lament that it is a capitalist tactic)... I will endeavor to shed some light on the cropping (or not cropping) of your photos when you're ready to print & display!

Feelin’ Hot, Hot, HOT!

Submitted by sean on Mon, 07/20/2009 - 09:20
...and in honour of that sunshine, check out these couple images just BURSTING with that liquid gold sunshine!
New Wine Releases!
What we've got here, are a couple NEW wines from Rocky Creek Winery!  Robin's Rosé & Katherine's sparkle!  Congrats on the release of the Rosé !  (and on the Bronze Medal win at the All Canadian Wine Championships!)

Your Summer Rides.

Submitted by sean on Tue, 06/02/2009 - 04:47
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...or: How summer can take you for a ride!  May is a particularly exciting & busy month for me.  On a personal level, we've got birthdays galore: my lady's birthday (30th!) was on the 17th, mine on the 25th (and I share mine with my cousin, glass artist, Carol-Anne Cavers), and my brother Ian's birthday is on June 2nd.   With the start of summer, we get heaps of guests over to the island as well.  I love it.  My friends/family are in the best spirits when they finally get off the ferry cruise ship and are en-route to some wild island destination.  Who can blame

Pin-Up - “The Mechanic”

Submitted by sean on Fri, 05/01/2009 - 05:02
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..then I looked in the rear view..
My broken down car has never been so useful! When Ashley called to confirm her session, she offered up an idea for a theme... a mechanic or an electrician with sparks-a-flyin' in the scene... I had loaned her a great pin-up book to thumb through, but she dreamed this one up herself...

Personal Project - An Athlete’s Portrait

Submitted by sean on Wed, 04/22/2009 - 05:19
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Matt - A Second Shot
With so much work on my platter, it's sometimes difficult to find time for personal projects - but they are SO vital to getting ahead of the curve, pushing myself creatively, and achieving new levels of excellence. Although I could write about any of the other jobs I did in the last couple weeks, I'm feeling a bit introspective the

Nanaimo Airport Expansion

Submitted by sean on Thu, 04/09/2009 - 09:30
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