I create these spiral images by processing high frame-rate videos. I call them “traversals” because they typically record some kind of journey, either the transit of moving things across the field of view, or a motion of the camera itself over some path. In the latter case, I may be walking with the camera (and thus recording the wobble of steps). Some are taken from the viewpoint of a moving vehicle (a bicycle or car). Each traversal showcases the passage of time, and implies both a landscape as well as a particular pathway through it. Most are available as prints on Aluminum Dibond, starting at $70. Custom sizes are also available.
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May 20, 2020I have been capturing the day/night patterns amidst the greening progress of the trees... -
February 2, 2020What if the sky precipitated funny colours? What if the snow came down as...
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January 20, 2020The windows at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre slope in such a way as...
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January 20, 2020See the snow See the footprints See what you've made, Toronto In the snow.
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January 3, 2020What accrues on the blue of a Yaris? Sufficient salt to embarrass! The car's gonna rust under...
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December 23, 2019For a time so tilted, so anti-solar This season sure manages adequate magic To whet ones...
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December 23, 2019For a time so tilted, so anti-solar This season sure manages adequate magic To whet ones...
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December 9, 2019This is an ebbing away of the day. What glints and glimmers on snowy patches...
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November 16, 2019My teaching practice at Sheridan College currently includes a course about design process, which...
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October 24, 2019This is an autumnal evening commute from Oakville to Toronto. As the days get...
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October 10, 2019Intentional camera-shake and exposure flicker amped up to green + purple goodness, during a...
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October 5, 2019Thanks to Gareth Lichty, whose "Hoarding" installation at Nuit Blanche, Toronto, animated these strands...
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September 22, 2019Wobble a while, and wing, seagull, on far cliffs. Drift and soar and breeze, seagull,...