In 2025, I chased Newfoundland’s cultural and natural landscapes—from fishing stages in Boat Harbour to misty ponds and scarlet barrens. These are my top 10 photographs of the year, shaped by conversations with locals, quiet rural solitude, and the moments you can’t plan for.
La Poile is a remote Newfoundland outport with fewer than 70 residents. In this photo essay, I return to my roots to capture the heart and history of this vanishing community.
Join me on a photographic journey through Lawn, Newfoundland, where winter’s beauty is captured in a sunset over the harbour and a peaceful morning snowfall. This photo essay reflects on the town’s stunning landscapes, rich history, and the warm spirit of its people.
As 2024 comes to an end, I can confidently say this year has been transformative for me as a photographer.
When I first set out to create Down Harbour: A Portrait of Grand Bank, my vision was simple: to capture
Cell phone photography is something that is often only considered with reference to snap shots or selfies. However, there is
It’s funny. I general mourn the end of summer and dread the onset of fall as I know it is
