Seventy-Ninth Collection

My eyes were drawn to the aged wood pier jetting out into this saltwater bay & appreciated the red accents against the soft blue grey of the bay.

“Breathing in the sea” - 2024

Looking through a canon window at Begur Castle in Spain. I loved how the leaves were a perfect frame for such a picturesque townscape.

An incredible sky that looked like it was on fire.

Another beautiful day in the gorge during December when the clouds were spectacular.

A park covered in mist provides good opportunities for black-and-white photography.

Breathing in the salt air at this beautiful salt water bay and appreciating the contrast between the bright wood table and the frosted aged deck.

“Frosty Morning at Liberty Bay” - 2024

Enjoying a glass of wine at my favorite Washington winery I was drawn to the way the sunlight was hitting the canvas tent flap. The wind came along and revealed the shadowy interior. It was just a fleeting moment I was lucky to capture before the flap closed.

A magical sunset in Cobourg.

Spending an afternoon in the gorge I came across this lovely old church in a tiny town. I was drawn to the contrast between the white church, the dark roof and the beautiful blue sky that day.

Abstract view of shoes on an escalator.

Taken shortly after the sun rose over the mountains in the Columbia River Gorge. I was attracted to the beautiful meadow with the sun peeking though the trees.

Venice, rainy day. A "sotoportego" towards the ferry on the Grand Canal.

Beauty of nature found in the front yard on the eaves drain downpipe. Snow followed by mild temps created this icy cascade.

My first time at an Ice Canyon. Alberta (Canada) is magical nature at best! One could spend hours just admiring this scene. And admire I did!

Beach side snacks at Weston Super Mare.

This is my favourite walk along the waterfront of Lake Ontario and on this particular day, the clouds and sunshine brought a drama to the skies.

“When you photograph people in colour you photograph their clothes. But when you photograph people in black and white, you photograph their souls!”

by Ted Grant one of Canada’s greatest post-war photojournalists.

Last month, I was at the Campus Irchel of the University of Zurich getting educated to preparing pictures for the web.

The weather was very nice so I arrived earlier at the campus in order to take pictures of the beautiful park. What made me very happy was the slight fog above the water.

Full energised I started and enjoyed the course.

Walking in the center of Benidorm, I noticed all the circles on and above the road.

The architectures in Copenhagen live among the traditions and modern harmoniously.

"M.I.A. on the Dock of the Bay." Lake Union, Seattle.

Venice. From the window of a vaporetto a 4-oared "sandolo". In the background the island of San Michele, the cemetery.

Lake Louise (Banff, Canada) in its frozen glory! Waking up early to capture this moment - just me, the mountains and the frozen lake was a mesmerizing moment.

Wash day in a Cinque Terre, Tuscany.

A snowy day in late March caught everyone by surprise but I could not hold my excitement when I saw my neighbours walking by in bright red coats, I just had to snap that!

I liked the calming effects of muted colours which give viewers the chance to slowly take in everything within the photograph and appreciate all of its details.

Château de Sibra in southwest of France: Tastefully decorated in contemporary furnishings that compliments its elegance.

"Gulliver's Croquet." Gasworks Park, Seattle.

Venice, Castello district. Over the years, the old door of a warehouse has become a true work of art.

The symmetry of the lights and reflections draws the eyes into the store… this worked really well in black & white.