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Going Out With Grace – URBEX in Newfoundland’s Grace General Hospital
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Environs & Denizens – A Collection of Photographs from Downtown St. John’s
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Pictures of St. John’s During Hurricane Igor
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One Brides Quest To See Jake Doyle Almost Lands Her In Handcuffs
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One Brides Quest To See Jake Doyle Almost Lands Her In Handcuffs
We’re on the harbor front doing the wedding pictures right next to where they’re filming a car scene for ROD. Elizabeth loves Republic of Doyle (more over, she loves Dreamy Jake Doyle) and the whole […] -
Environs & Denizens – A Collection of Photographs from Downtown St. John’s
Downtown St. John’s is a place that’s near and dear to my heart. The people. The color. The sights. The history. There really is nothing like it. As a professional photographer a favorite aspect of […] -
Going Out With Grace – URBEX in Newfoundland’s Grace General Hospital
A number of years ago I was lucky enough to be granted access to the Grace General Hospital & Nurse’s Residence formerly on Lemarchant Road just before it was completely disassembled from the top down. […] -
Pictures of St. John’s During Hurricane Igor
So today I got up and at around 11am decided it was time to pack up and head out for the day. Somebody has to take the pictures right? I started off at Quidi Vidi, […] -
Hiking the Sugarloaf Path on the East Coast Trail in Newfoundland
If you’re coming to Newfoundland, more specifically St. John’s and planning to do a little hiking, I suggest you consider the Sugarloaf Path. The ECT association rates this at a Moderate to Difficult, with a […] -
Stiles Cove Path – Pouch Cove to Flatrock on the East Coast Trail
This past Sunday, Mike Edmonds and myself decided it was perfect weather for an all day hike. For the sake of time, we picked the Pouch Cove to Flatrock portion of the East Coast Trail. […] -
Cobbler Path – Exploring Red Cliff to Doran’s Lane on the East Coast Trail
After a painful couple of weeks waiting for my D3 to return, it finally has. During that time, I’d picked up a new lens, the Nikon 16mm fisheye. Having that lens, sit on my desk […] -
Published Works
Hey! I’m Colin, I live in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. Though I’m primarily a Newfoundland wedding photographer, I’ve actually been published for a lot of different things, from hockey to skateboarding, weddings and just plain […] -
End of Summer Hillside Photos of downtown St. John’s
While taking some pictures of the various naval boats in port over the weekend, I took the opportunity to snap a few pics of St. John’s from a few different viewpoints. Using the telephoto lens […] -
Photographs of the USMC Osprey at CYYT
Recently I jumped at the chance to photograph a few USMC Osprey up close and personal. They fly in and out of St. John’s quite often, on their way to God knows where to do […] -
Boats Involved with “Cutlass Fury” Naval Exercises in St. John’s
“Cutlass Fury” was the 2016 joint training operation conducted off the coasts of Halifax, Nova Scotia and St. John’s, Newfoundland during the month of September. The training exercise brought together 5 nations (Canada, USA, UK, […] -
Pictures of the Mazda Miata in the 2016 Newfoundland Targa
During the prologue of the 2016 Newfoundland Targa two of my good friends where racing their Mazda Miata and asked me to take some pictures. Corey Prosser and Mike Mercer were entered for the second […] -
A Picture of Every Car Racing in 2016 Newfoundland Targa
Clicking through the images will take you to a page where you can grab a much higher resolution version of the photo for your records. Take whatever you need! I had a great time taking […] -
Snowbirds Airshow Over CBS
Any summer that the Snowbirds appear for a demonstration in Newfoundland is a good summer. As a bit of plane nerd it’s awesome just to watch but even more fun to photograph. This year the […] -
Around D’Bay To See Llamas, Rubber Factories and Power Plants
Well spring has sprung and that means it’s time for something we’d been waiting for since winter began, photo adventures! This trip we decided to head along route 60 that takes you along the coast […] -
Short But Sweet – A Snowy Spring East Coast Trail Hike Along Cobbler Path
A lovely spring afternoon is no better spent than with a bud on the East Coast Trail. It’s been two years or more since JT and myself were able to hook up for a hike, […] -
My Top Five Favorite Street Photos of 2014
I was recently doing a review of my 2014 photography, finding a few gems I’d forgotten about and decided I better get on the ball with my 2014 Street Photo Fav Five post, so here […] -
My Top 5 Favorite Pictures For 2014
It’s the final day of 2014 and that means only one thing: it’s time for all the “top 10 blahs of 2014” lists that you can handle. Oddly I’ve never actually done this on my […] -
Hiking and Exploring Gros Morne, Green Gardens and the Tablelands
For the first time since 2010 I got back to the amazing west coast of the island of Newfoundland and more specifically, Gros Morne National Park just north of Corner Brook. Traveling this time with […] -
PAL Citation X Commercial Shoot Behind The Scenes
When the good folks at Provincial Airlines came to me asking for photography of their new private charter jet —the Cessena Citation X—for an upcoming marketing brochure, I jumped at the opportunity. Literally, almost right out […] -
Forest Fire in Flatrock
On April 26th 2013 Torbay’s Volunteer Fire Department responded to a brush fire at the end of Deer Marsh Road. With the winds being quite gusty and a residential area downwind of the fire, they […] -
Forest Miniramp
Here’s Rob building the mini-ramp in the woods. Quite the sight. While Rob put the finishing touches on the ramp, Sean had a snack. Break time and the camp’s mascot “Cooter” watching. He loves a […] -
The Time I Met Colin Mochrie and Absolutely Lost My Shit
I had just wrapped a shoot for Evry7th and was making my way back to the car with my lovely assistant Darrell Edwards when who did I see? None other then Colin Mochrie. Before I […] -
A Review on Using the Olympus Trip 35 Film Camera
The Olympus Trip 35 is a 35mm compact camera, manufactured by Olympus. It was introduced in 1967 and discontinued, after a lengthy production run, in 1984. The Trip name was a reference to its intended […] -
A Collection of Photos with the Horizon 202 Panoramic Swing Lens Camera
I absolutely love Panoramic photography, I always have. It was one of those “tricks” of digital photography which lured me to the DSLR. The ability to shoot a couple frames and stitch them together on […] -
Capelin Rolling in Middle Cove
Patrick P. and his grandson Nick pulling capelin out of their net on a warm day in June at Middle Cove beach in Newfoundland. Met this guy coming up from the beach. Full’d up he […] -
The Funny Story of How I Came To Own The Canon AF35M and the Pictures That Came From It
About two months ago I was doing my regular browsing of r/photography over on reddit.com when I happened up on a post from a fellow redditor who’d just inherited his grandfathers cameras. From the post […] -
Hurricane Igor: Aftermath
I managed to get out the past couple days to snap a few of the aftermath that Igor left in it’s wake. A lot of the damage is being cleaned up fairly quickly so not […] -
How I Tell A Story with My Photography to Make Better Photographs
When I was just getting started in photography one of the best professional photographers in town took a few minutes out of his extremely busy day to review my “portfolio”. It was mildly embarrassing, but […] -
Hiking The Green Gardens Trail in Gros Morne National Park
A recent tweet on the ole’ Twitters reminded me of something I think of every time I go to Gros Morne: “It is God’s country because He spent half an hour more creating Newfoundland” The […] -
Salmon Fishing and Exploring from Gros Morne to St. Anthony
It was my first time traveling to Gros Morne National Park and up to the Great Northern Peninsula. I was tagging along with my father and uncle as they were going to be doing some […]