Beach Glass B and B officially opened in January. The target guests are young couples looking for a cozy relaxing retreat. So far bookings have exceeded expectations with terrific reviews from all guests. Don and Gwen surveyed there guests about why they chose Beach Glass B and B and one of the key reasons is the beautiful photography. “You should be proud of your work and the end results of helping us to promote our B&B! Thanks...
Client:Teryl Mullock Architect Ltd | The main living spaces in this 840 square foot mini-house merge with a beautiful clearing in the forest through full height glass walls. Utility rooms and a detached shed form a protective buffer from the adjacent road. A small garden courtyard on the east side is partially covered with a whimsical curved canopy. Rainwater is gathered in a two level pond on the south side, reflecting sunlight and sky into the main...
It is hard to believe 10 years has passed since Inside Passage school of Fine Cabinetmaking in Roberts Creek on the B.C. Sunshine Coast opened their doors to students. In 2007 Robert & Yvonne Van Norman contacted me to photograph their students works. Every year I delight in the beauty and perfection of the creations. It truly is an honor working with the students and staff at Inside Passage school of Fine Cabinetmaking. The 10th Anniversary Student...
Some of the basic reasons why shooting only with iPhones is a bad idea: Depth of focus – sometimes known as depth of field, this is one of the biggest visual tells that trick our brain into thinking ‘portrait’. The ability to separate a subject from their background can be controlled to a degree by the aperture, which many iPhone camera apps let you access. But, and this is a huge but, aperture means next to nothing on an iPhone when it comes to depth of...
Shooting products can be a challenging and rewarding experience, whether it’s food to clothes or handbags to jewellery, each scenario requires a slightly different a approach. You’ll notice that the majority of products are shot against white backgrounds as this takes any distractions away, so the only thing to look at is the product! Shooting against a...
What does your business portrait say about you? Craft a head-shot or business portrait to communicate your unique brand. Corporate Head-shots and Executive Portraits are the first impression a potential client has of you and your business. So its important the first impression is what you want to communicate about yourself. Share...
Studio photography and video session with Emcee’s Oscar Eve persona’s Marilyn Munroe and Bob Hope yield several images & videos for Sechelt Rotary Events Page Facebook posts. Studio photography and video session with Emcee’s Oscar Eve personas Marilyn Munroe and Bob Hope yield several images & videos for Sechelt Rotary Events Page Facebook posts. Social media Facebook posts was identified as one of the PR areas that the event...
A revised video for the internet from a collaboration with Dominique Hutchinson for “From Canada With Love” part 1 performance. The video is a collection of submissions from people on the Sunshine Coast British Columbia, Canada. If you are interested in supporting Canada-Belgium Dance Exchange please contact info@dominiquesdance.com The artistic intent was to maintain the glass reflections, rips and stains and include all material submitted...
Client:Teryl Mullock Architect Ltd | This 2 storey 2,300 square foot home is perched on top of a rock outcrop to take full advantage of sweeping panoramic views of Howe Sound, Georgia Straight and the coastal mountain range. Main living areas are located on the upper floor, with a stair around an open platform lift. Bedrooms and multipurpose rooms are enclosed with wide full-height sliding doors to allow the space to flow continuously when doors are...
Promotional photography by Ingeborg Suzanne of isphotography.com for Inside Passage School of Fine Cabinetmaking. Inside Passage school of fine cabinetmaking 10th anniversary show in May 2015. More Wall Cabinet Photos Share...
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Client: NautiCAN industrial photography for shipping industry Ingeborg Suzanne, is experienced in dealing with industrial situations that present unique logistical challenges requiring specific planning, technical expertise, and resourceful solutions. Her use of creative lighting enlivens drab environments. Additionally original viewpoints and imaginative compositions adds dynamism and interest to seemingly plain subject matter. more photos Share...
“There are no rules for capturing the peak moment, it’s a matter of instinct.” David E. Nathan “There is something paradoxical about the link between dance and other visual arts. Dance exists not only in three dimensions, but also along an arc of time. Unlike paintings or sculptures, which sit still long enough for us to study and observe them, dance keeps moving.” David Lyman “To watch contemporary dance is to witness a particular kind...
Fine Cabinet made by Jay Miron Second year student at Inside Passage School of Fine Woodworking, Jay Miron of Vancouver created his cabinet on a stand in kwila and doussie with beech and locally harvested cypress drawers and cocobolo post and bail handles. The bails are curved and thus required square tenons to eliminate the chance of them rotating. more photos Share...
In my mind's eye, I visualize how the image
will appear. The process is an intuitive sense, an ability that comes from a lot of practice.
I am honoured to have been the principal photographer for the eighth book in The Unheralded Artists of BC series, The Life and Art of Jack Akroyd by Peter Busby. Mother Tongue Publishing’s series on The Unheralded Artists of BC, is a brave new series of beautifully designed and well-researched books, illustrating and illuminating the lives and art of previously...
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It is hard to believe 10 years has passed since Inside Passage school of Fine Cabinetmaking in Roberts Creek on the B.C. Sunshine Coast opened their doors to students. In 2007 Robert & Yvonne Van Norman contacted me to photograph their students works. Every year I delight in the beauty and perfection of the creations. It truly is an honor working with the students...
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Some of the basic reasons why shooting only with iPhones is a bad idea: Depth of focus – sometimes known as depth of field, this is one of the biggest visual tells that trick our brain into thinking ‘portrait’. The ability to separate a subject from their background can be controlled to a degree by the aperture, which many iPhone camera apps let you access. But, and this...
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Shooting products can be a challenging and rewarding experience, whether it’s food to clothes or handbags to jewellery, each scenario requires a slightly different a approach. You’ll notice that the majority of products are shot against white backgrounds as this takes any...
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