Oshawa Generals vs Brampton Battalion
February 02, 2007







It was my first time shooting hockey at the new GM Centre in Oshawa. Needless to say, it's significantly better and brighter than the old building. There are holes in the glass for shooting, and there's access to the rafters above. I wish I could have stayed for the whole game, never the less I can't wait to shoot their again.

Only two photos worth mentioning here, the last one was the 'Huck a Puck' contest during second intermission, where over 500 pucks were tossed from the stands to see who could get closest to center ice. The winner won a whole bunch of money.

The second last photo is of OHL, January player of the month, Oshawa Generals - John Tavares, a second before he scored a goal in the second period, giving him his 100th point of the season. The goal also ended up being the winner in a 5-4 victory over the Battalion.

As of today (Feb. 12) Tavares is leading the OHL with 55 goals scored and is third overall with 104 points. At 16-years-old... that's pretty impressive.

The Tragically Hip - Live World Container Tour 2007
January 31, 2007



This assignment was very cool. Got to shoot The Hip @ the General Motors Centre in Oshawa. Although we the paparazzi only got to shoot three songs, and use no flash, it was still pretty neat having frontman Gord Downie performing a foot or two away from us.

Accident in Port Hope
January 27, 2007


Some photos I took on my way back from work. Although not advised, I ran across the highway (401) to take these pictures. I guess you can say it was worth it, as I made front page on www.thestar.com and got A4 in the Sunday edition of the paper.

Although the accident was tragic, it could have been much worse if the truck was moving at the time of the accident. The Mazda was driving in the left lane, hit the centre median, lost control and crossed three lanes of traffic and landed right underneath a parked truck. The 401 was closed for over an hour.

The United Way of Greater Toronto - Record Breaking Announcement
January 18, 2007



The United Way of Greater Toronto made history tonight by announcing a record-breaking $106.8 million-campaign achievement that will support its network of 200 health and social service agencies and create opportunities for growth and improvement in Toronto's inner-suburban neighbourhoods to change lives for the better accross the city.
(above) Rick Waugh, President and CEO of Scotiabank and United Way 2006 Campaign Chair addresses the crowd. (below) With a handshake, passes the torch to his successor for 2007 Campaign Chair, (right) Tim Penner, President of Procter and Gamble Canada.
January 18, 2007

Curling for fun @ Annandale Golf and Curling Club

Murray releases the stone during a curling match between friends at Annandale Golf and Curling Club.

GTAAH Mayors Meeting

Durham Region regional chair, Roger Anderson listens to the mayors speak during the Greater Toronto Area and Hamilton mayors meeting at the Durham Region council chambers.

Fencing Student
Olivia is a second year student at Trent University, where she is a member of the fencing team that is ranked 6th in Ontario in team fencing. Maintaining a high GPA, she is also the recipient of the All Canadian Academic Award.

2007 You Look Good Rider's Cup - Lakeridge Ski Resort

Illegal Garbage Dumping in Scugog


Port Perry resident Rodney Burley is concerned about the large amounts of residential and commercial garbage that is finding its way onto the sides of the road and into the forests and conservation areas in the Scugog region. He has noticed an increase in illegal dumping on certain stretches, such as on Russell Rd.

The Pirates of Penzance - Uxbridge Music Hall

Dress rehearsal for Gilbert & Sullivan's, The Pirates of Penzance at the Uxbridge Music Hall.

Mild Winter Weather Freestanders


Street Hockey
Sled Dogs

Making due with no snow on the ground, sled dog trainer, keeps his dogs healthy and happy by running them on side roads of Scugog.

Jogging in mild winter

New Year - New Pix

Well... the holidays are over, time to buckle down, and get some work done.
I havn't had much time to update this site over the past few weeks, so here's a bulk post of some recent work.

Olympic Wholesale Foods - Warehouse Construction

one of those freestanders that worked out :)



Jasmine Reville - Ballet

13-year-old Jasmine Reville was accepted into the phase 2 audition of The National Ballet School Professional Program, which will give her the opportunity to audition as one of the many dancers hoping for a spot in the grade 9 class, full-time dance & academic program at The National Ballet School in Toronto. Jasmin currently trains 5-6 times a week at The Island Dance Studio in Port Perry.

Jumping in the Lake for Cancer fundraiser

Bob Murray and Peter Gos are going to be jumping into Lake Ontario at Paradise Park in Ajax, on New Years day at 1pm, as a fundraiser to raise money for cancer research.

Kent Farndale Gallery - Two Views

Painters, Phil Wooding and Eric Rosser were on hand to launch their exhbit at the Kent Farndale Gallery, entitled "Two Views" which runs through January until February 1st.

Misc. Christmas Events


Port Perry United Church Senior Choir - Christmas Concert

Christmas Crafts @ Willow Books Uxbridge

Scugog Historical Museum - Old Fashioned Christmas event.

Metro Bowl - St. Michael's Kerry Blues vs. Pickering Highschool Trojans @ Roger's Centre
December 07, 2006


The St. Michael's Kerry Blues went on to beat the defending champion, Pickering Trojans, 18-0 in the 25th annual Metro Bowl. This was the 5th time St. Mike's captured the title of Metro Bowl champs and it was a second time in three years that these two highschool teams met in the football finals.

Toronto Public Library: Malvern Branch - Medicare Works
December 05, 2006


Round table discussion on the state of health care in Ontario and the local community, headed by panelists (L-R) Natalie Mehra (Director, Ontario Health Coalition), Hilda Swirsky (Registered Nurses Association of Ontario) and Paul Moiste (National President of C.U.P.E.).

Seneca College vs. Georgian College - Men's Basketball
December 01, 2006

Holiday Wanderlust - Leslieville
November 30, 2006

Leslieville vendors welcomed the festive season with Holiday Wanderlust, a one night event, during which over 20 businesses entertained the public with food, drink and a multitude of activities after regular business hours.

Rainy weather didn't deter people from visiting the shops and restaurants, like local florist Wild Thyme (above) and Doll Factory by Damzels (below), a clothing store which was celebrating its grand opening at the event.