Fishing Boat

Newfoundland, Canada

St John's Harbour from Signal Hill

Newfoundland, Canada

Fishing Boat, Trinity

Newfoundland, Canada

Mt Hutt, New Zealand

Editorial shoot for Rodale Publishing / Organic Style Magazine (USA)

Water Whirler, Wellington

Editorial shoot for Wellington Waterfront

St John's street

Newfoundland, Canada

Cape Breton Island

Nova Scotia, Canada

Cape Breton Island

Nova Scotia, Canada

Outside Universal Studios

Los Angeles, California USA

Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale

Los Angeles, California USA

Santa Monica Pier

Los Angeles, California USA

Lobster Pots

Newfoundland, Canada

Adirondack State Park

Northern New York State, USA

View over South Island near Mt Hutt, New Zealand

Editorial shoot for Rodale Publishing / Organic Style Magazine (USA)

Forest

Newfoundland, Canada

Adirondack State Park

Northern New York State, USA

Adirondack State Park

Northern New York State, USA

Adirondack State Park

Northern New York State, USA

I enjoy travel – let’s face it, who doesn’t?  But much as I like a big scenic landscape, I’m as often drawn to the details of a place as I am to the big picture.  I remember the first time I saw the Sydney Opera House, and marvelled at the tiling – having only seen images of the whole thing, I had no idea the surface of it wasn’t completely smooth.

So when I photograph while travelling, it’s as likely to be the small things – a trail marker sign, the numbers on a fishing boat, the way paint peels – that attract me, as it is to be the grand vistas or great buildings.  I admire those, certainly; but I stay for the details.