Guerilla Issue #23 features an article by Nigel Beale: Big Ideas. I had to photograph Adrian Gröllner who developed the colourful glass panels at the Shenkman Arts Centre. Adrian was a pleasure to photograph, heck anyone willing to stand still in cold weather is a cool cat in my books. He has worked on numerous breath taking projects around the world. Check out Adrian Gröllner's website HERE.

































Nigel Beale is also someone worth looking up. He has a great blog about literature. Here's a photo of Nigel with Patrick Shanks. On a side note, Patrick became my barber after this gig! 

Got this new application for the iPhone. Shake it Polaroid.

I always had a thing for old cars. Even as a toddler, I drooled at the sound of a roaring engine. When we moved in, our neighbour had and old Dodge Dart. 

Spending my Sunday night scanning and viewing videos online. Spent the last hour checking WTF film section. Andrew Hetherington's blog What's the jackonary? is amongst the most popular. Definitely one of my favourites.

ANDREW HETHERINGTON. FILM LIBRARY.

Spring is coming, I can feel it. The last couple of days have been real nice and I even went outside! I left the house to visit a couple galleries around town.
























First went to see LINEAGE by Magida El-Kassis at SPAO. Well worth seeing and you can play spot the Acadian in the mix of portraits.

























Then went to see AMERICAN STATES by Tony Fouhse at Exposure Gallery. Nicely put together show and it reminded me of my trip last year with Ron Levine. There's a bunch of info on Tony Fouhse's blog HERE.
























I'll be swinging by Artguise tonight to see UNDER THE WIRE by Jason Vaughn. And check out UNDER THE WIRE via youtube.

I've mentioned before that I was going to meet up with my parents in France for the holidays. Didn't quite do as much shooting as I thought, but did get a chance to walk around the trenches at Vimy. I plan to shoot there again on my next visit. Hopefully it won't be -20C next time around.

I will still need some time to look at these to figure out what I think and what I should do. Here's a quick look at what the images look like off the scanner. 

POLAROID LAND MODEL 220