My photography career started in a beer-soaked mosh pit, where I shot the underground heavy metal scenes in Vancouver and Toronto through 2001-03.
Next I started taking on assignments for various magazines and newspapers, most notably Toronto's NOW Magazine, who have been paying me to go to bars since 2003.
Over the following years my commercial work shifted towards architectural and interior design photography.
In 2006 I spent my life savings on a three-month solo camping trip to the Arctic, expecting to be awed by the vast wilderness, great mountains and endless tundra. Instead I spent a lot of time exploring dumps. In 2007 I spent four months on a bicycle riding through Canada's Maritime provinces and later the Yukon/NWT territories... once again, exploring dumps.
My most recent photos have focused on ecological collapse in small-scale human societies. This collection, titled Abandon, is intended to draw parallels between small preventable collapses and the large-scale ecological destruction going on in the world today.