The Dream Land
Various Locations, Turkey
After my balloon ride over Cappadocia, I began to see Turkey as a place that was not only rich with human history but also with incredible, often surreal natural wonders. Many of the sights I encountered
The Three Watchmen, College Park. A magnificent totem installation by Indigenous artist Robert Davidson, created in 1984. It’s hard to capture on camera and best experienced in person.
Sunrise Over Cappadocia, Turkey. A 2am start led to an unforgettable balloon ride through rocks and ravines as the sun rose over the countryside. Perfect weather, skilled crews, and a gentle landing in local vineyards made it a highlight of Turkey.
Miasmic Visions
North York—smoke from Prairie wildfires settled over Toronto last weekend, offering a glimpse of how the environment may change in the coming decades.
Sun and Long Sleeves
Toronto, CA
That time of year in Toronto when no one can decide if it’s still jacket-and-jeans season or t-shirt-and-shorts weather.
A Wedding Feast
Cappadocia, Turkey
My guides said it would be a traditional Turkish dinner. Instead, we arrived at Turkey’s version of Medieval Times: an old-style wedding celebration with songs, dances, endless food, and drinks. 1-3. Guests and
The Heroic State
Anitkabir, Ankara, Turkey
Founded in 1923 by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, modern Turkey honors its most revered leader at Anitkabir in Ankara. This mausoleum, museum, and civic monument reflects deep national pride, military tradition,
Sid & Weasel
Queen St. W
What a cool duo. We spotted them on Bay St. and ended up having an impromptu portrait session. Weasel was increasingly unimpressed with every shutter click, but Sid patiently put up with all five of us snapping away.
The Heart of Devotion, Turkey. From ancient temples to churches and mosques, Turkey’s spiritual heritage endures. I hope its preservation continues for generations. All photos were taken on location, with no compositing or generative AI.