Curtain Door

The day I made this photo we were staying in my wife's hometown of Bor, Serbia. I wasn't feeling that great, so I stayed back at the apartment while she went out to do some shopping. We were staying at her grandfather's place, and this is the curtain that leads to the balcony.

The Forest At Oplenac, Serbia

I've begun collecting the images for my next photography book on Serbia. It's a collaboration between myself and my wife, Marina. I'm aiming for a summer release, but we'll have to see how things go in the publishing process. Needless to say however, I'm excited!

Macro Tree Stump

With such amazing weather, I couldn't sit inside today. It would have been...well, just not a good thing. So I went for a walk around Lake Wabukayne and brought along my Canon G7 and my Voigtlander Bessa R. It's too bad the temperature is going to drop tomorrow. It was so nice to actually go for a walk and not need a jacket! Oh well, 3 days until spring!

Field & Stream

Well, we didn't actually make it out to Toronto yesterday. In fact, none of the things we planned actually occurred. Oh well. Here's a photograph made in Meadowvale Village in the summer of 2007. I can't tell you how excited I am for the warm weather!

A View Of Toronto

I made this last year, 2 days after Marina and I were married, when we took her visiting Aunt and cousin to the CN Tower. I thought it appropriate to post this photo today as we're heading down to T.O. to kick off my March break! YEE HAW!

Blue Ice Waterfall

In honor of that douche that tossed himself over Niagara today, I thought I'd post a more pleasant waterfall image. This was made on 8th line in Caledon (or Georgetown...not sure where the border is) about a month ago. I love winter, but I'm honestly tuckered out. I need me some warmth!

West Side Snow Storm

The wind was howling around the side of our building, but we were on the calm side. I love snow, but I hope we've seen the last of it for this year.

Holly Bear

When Toby was a couple of years old, we got a golden named Holly (a.k.a. Holly Bear). She liked living on the edge, and would often be found passed out in the morning from all the alcohol consumption the night before.
Note: The beer in this picture was consumed by yours truly, and the cigarette was a fake "joke" cigarette. No need to call PETA.