The unexpected beauty of a fogged-up camera lens on a cold day is easy to miss when the viewfinder fills with milk and every player becomes a soft silhouette.…
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Four years can turn a quick assignment into a visual diary. My first photographs of Julian Eltinge came during his Queen’s rugby years, while my work around…
Getting a press pass to a U SPORTS Championship did not begin with a famous photograph. It began with years of shooting Queen’s football, Golden Gaels…
On football Saturdays, my first instinct is often to move with the ball. I chase a receiver, capture a collision at the sideline or frame a runner against the…
The strongest sideline photographs often look spontaneous: a runner breaking clear, a quarterback scanning the pocket, a band lifting its final note. Yet the…
A gallery of jumping athletes brings together three sports that reward timing, balance and courage. High jump asks a competitor to clear a bar without…
My photograph archive began as a way of remembering Queen’s Golden Gaels football games, athletics, band performances, and the people around them. It soon grew…
A tennis serve is a concentrated sequence of movement: preparation, toss, shoulder rotation, racquet acceleration, contact and follow-through. Each phase can…
A Queen’s football halftime puts a second game on the field: the Queen’s Band steps out with brass, percussion, colour and choreography while the stands reset…
At Richardson Stadium after sunset, football becomes more than a contest between two teams. Floodlights bleach the turf, gold uniforms flare against the dark,…