Tall Ships Shoot

So when the Tall Ships were in town I couldn't let the opportunity pass without collaborating with some local models Matt and Eden, for a shoot. I definitely think that if I'm shooting something like this again I will seriously consider going early in the morning so as to not have thousands of tourists to work around but still, it was a very fun shoot with the beautiful Eden falling through a barrel at one point!

MUA Laken Atwood

Cabot Trail

A few weeks ago I did a detail blog about the cabin we stayed in when we went to Cape Breton just over a month ago now. Now I thought it was time to blog the big stuff. The amazing views and landscapes that 'one of the best drives you need to do before you die' has to offer. I shot these on a T2i with my 10-22mm wide angle and 17-85mm. I just bought a new camera, the 5D mark III with 24-105mm and I can't wait to take it out tomorrow and see the tall ships!

Cape Breton Cabin

Last week we headed up the coast to Cape Breton and after driving around the beautiful Cabot Trail, we stayed at one of our friends cabins. I didn't really know what to expect, especially after she said that we had to shower outside. I'd stayed at a few kinds of cabins before but this was a real cabin, built by family, the place where furniture and boardgames that are no longer needed throughout the year go to live out their lives, to be loved again over the summer when the family visit. I shot these images one rainy day when I wanted to stay inside and enjoy the fire.

Yep, this is how crazy my hair looks on these kinds of days..

Australian Open

The end of January mean Tennis fever has just left Australia and I was among one of the many to venture to Melbourne for the Australian open this year with the boy who is a big fan and we saw 3 sessions of quarter finals, which in each session we got to see a top 3 player so I think thats pretty darn good! Here are some of the pics mostly taken with my 70-200, an absolute baby among all the other massive lenses..