There’s a recent article on the Digital Photography School about the different blog services and applications out there

For everyone who reads the Globe and Mail, Pacific Rim magazine was distributed in all the newspapers on May 7th and they used one of my photos from Taiwan in the magazine

Today we went to Richmond for their “Doors Open Richmond” event- where various landmarks, studios, and places of worship each operate an open house.

We are back in Vancouver now- what’s with the snow?? I flew home on the plane wearing shorts and with my fingers crossed, but obviously that counted for nothing because it’s still freezing here. We spent the second week of our trip in Southern California

We spent last week in Vegas for the gigantic annual photographer’s convention. It was a busy week, to say the least, but definitely worth the trip. We were able to meet and hear from many inspiring photographers, as well as check out the many companies we need to support our photography company. There were well over 10,000 photographers attending-

The cherry blossoms are on their way. I saw them everywhere in San Francisco, but this was our first sighting of Sakura blooming in Vancouver.

The Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival runs from March 25-April 20, Sakura Day is April 3, and there’s even a mini photo workshop on photographing cherry blossom trees.

I just returned home from a 4 day trip to San Francisco. This is the second time in just over a month that I’ve been there, and while I normally turn up my nose, uninterested in North American destinations, there’s something about San Francisco that keeps me interested. It’s like Vancouver, but

We had a gigantic dinner with our close friends to celebrate Chinese New Year. Mark and I are big fans of CNY, and tend to celebrate it more than the Jan 1 New Year. Even if you don’t enjoy the food, you can still enjoy Chinese New Year by using it as an excuse not to

One of my travel photos from China has recently placed second in a contest put on by Photo Express, a Canada-wide photo specialty store. The photo is now in the final round for the grand prize based on the number of votes it gets.

We are happy to learn that Sakura Photography has been accepted into the Wedding Photojournalist Association (WPJA). It is an honor to be recognized as Vancouver wedding photojournalists, especially because, as the WPJA puts it: