It’s then that I realize the comfort in riffing with the rural community of Nova Scotians. Their honest, no bullshit, Clint Eastwood language is dialect the West Coast lacks and I’ve been missing it. It’s then that I grasp Logan’s antics. He’s got the mouth of a sailor, the temperament of a fisherman and the East Coast pride I wish I had.

To me, creating a photo where I feel a connection to the work and people involved is what authenticates one shot from another. At that point, it doesn't matter if I'm doing commercial work or a personal project. To me, what gives work soul isn't just a pretty image, but one that brings the characters traits to the surface. My favourite work is when I've unveiled moments in time where a facial expression, a human action or piece a of nature collide with beautiful light and mirrors my current state. "You're going to face yourself a lot, whether you like it or not."