Chef Connie Klassen of Pizzeria Gusto

The profile in the latest issue of The Cellar Door Magazine is on Chef Connie Klassen of Pizzeria Gusto  We had a great time talking with and photographing Connie and of course the food was amazing! Have you enjoy the food at Pizzieria Gusto? Let me know what’s your favourite dish! Pictured here: The Pollo Pizza and the …

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Dance

“All dancers are, by and large, a photographer’s dream. They communicate with their bodies and they are trained to be completely responsive to a collaborative situation.” — Annie Leibovitz Annie says it best, dancers are a dream to work with. Ive been so incredibly luck to work with a number of them throughout my career So …

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Murray Sinclair

Congratulations to The Honourable Murray Sinclair LLB MSC IPC who received two honours this week. The Citizen Hall of Fame Murray Sinclair has blazed another trail by becoming the first Anishinaabe person inducted in the Winnipeg Regional Real Estate Board’s Citizens Hall of Fame.A bronze bust of the former Senator was unveiled Wednesday and will …

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Jessica

Once in awhile when I have that creative itch I’ll do things like post in my Instagram stories “who wants to make art?” Jessica answered YES! and we made plans It’s always great to have a positive collaborator to work with. Jessica was simply wonderful to work with! Jessica came by the studio and we …

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Drone images

I am having great summer exploring a high view point with the new drone I purchased. The latest and greatest version it makes it some much easier to get it out and up in the air and capture some of the sights this summer.

The Cellar Door Summer Grillin’

The editors over at The Cellar Door are smart. How smart?… We photographed this story about grilling BBQ and wine pairings LAST summer so it could be ready to be part of THIS summer’s issue. You’d be surprised how rare it to have editorial planning like that. Anyway it’s always a treat to work with …

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Number 10

Recently I did a series of portraits at Number 10 to go with a number of announcements in leadership. It is with excitement and pride that we present Number TEN’s newest Partners and Associates. Kerry Feeney, Rob Halliday, and Gabe Derksen are joining the leadership team as Partners, and Trent Piazzoni and Heather Anderson are stepping into the role of Associate. Each of …

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Harth for The Cellar Door

In the October ‘22 issue of  The Cellar Door Magazine, we captured chef @brentgenyk from @harthwpg and three delectable dishes: beef tartare, lamb shank, and radiatori with spicy sausage ragu!  You can read his profile in issue 40, available free at Jones Wine Merchants

Viðarneisti

Viðarneisti – it’s Icelandic for “wood spark” but also a play of the two musicians last names. Cathy Wood and Tori Sparks came to me for promo photos recently. Cathy is the clarinet player and Tori plays vibraphone. This shoot felt like a longtime coming, with Covid upsetting our schedule a few times. As well …

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MPG at Altea Active

Recently I photographed the latest additions to the MPG Sport active wear at Altea Active. The gym recently opened up here in Winnipeg. We went through the entire building using all the amazing studios and gyms to create a large body of work. You can see previous examples of my work for MPG here.

Joy Somatics

Investing in that brand requires good design and images. Committing to good images doesn’t have to be huge outlay. The key is it requires is a strong sense of what you need, and being organized.

Grant Park Shopping Centre

Recently I was task to document the Grant Park Shopping Centre. These kinds of shoots are deceptively more complicated that they would seem at first. Trying to create the right mix of movement and flow with customers takes a bit of time. The wide range of light from one side of a scene to another …

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Best headshot Photographer in Winnipeg

Ian McCausland Photography has been telling stories through photographs for more than 30 years. We like the versatility of their photography skills. They can beautifully capture people, businesses and food. We’ve seen their photographs and we’re in awe of their ability to capture both people and objects exquisitely. We can definitely see the story in …

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Rana Abdulla for CPA magazine

Recently I made portraits of Rana Abdullah for CPA magazine for a column on how to find balance with life/work. Here’s what Rana said: It really hit me to slow down when one day Yafa [the youngest of my four daughters] urged me to buy her shoes two sizes bigger. As her mother, I should …

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