Astrophotography
Massive Aurora over Pitt Meadows
I have wanted to photograph the aurora for many years, and it finally showed up in Vancouver. What an experience.
July Supermoon🌕
The July Supermoon of 2023 made a stunning appearance, perfectly aligning with Vancouver’s Harbour Tower. The moon’s brilliance contrasted against the tower’s blue lights, creating a breathtaking visual that felt almost otherworldly. Capturing this rare alignment was a moment of pure luck and timing—an awe-inspiring blend
Sun & Moon Craters🌓
Haven’t met a single goal I set for myself in January, because my dog has been sick basically all of January.
Cold Night Above Whistler
A cold, clear night above Whistler, BC, offers the kind of starry sky that makes the drive—and the chilly air—worth it. The stars were out in full force, painting the sky with a million points of light, and I couldn’t resist capturing this moment of serene beauty.
Moonglow & Racing Stripes
As the moon softly glows and the sun’s last light reflects off the water, nature puts on a show that’s all about balance. The sky, painted with subtle hues, mirrors the calm waters below, making you wonder if you’re looking up or down. In moments like these,
Burnaby Moon
As the moon rises behind Burnaby, the cityscape takes on a tranquil vibe, with Mount Baker playing hide-and-seek behind the clouds. The cranes may be busy, but tonight, it’s all about the moon showing off its quiet, glowing charm. It’s one of those evenings where you can almost
Burnaby Sunrise
As the sun rises, the Burnaby skyline takes a backseat, offering a stunning silhouette that almost makes those high-rise cranes look poetic. Almost. But let’s be real—Mount Baker steals the show, standing like a watchful guardian over the city. It’s like the sun and the mountain are
Neowise
There are many like it; but this one is mine. Taken during the height of covid; sitting alone in the middle of nowhere is just about the only socially acceptable activity.
First Astrophoto
This photo is terrible, but I love it because I brings back memories of the first time I was in a field, taking a photo of the stars. It means something to me.
