Spirit of Two Thousand Ten Yacht. Western Living Magazine was putting together their luxury issue and this 120 foot yacht fit the bill. I slept aboard the BC built mega yacht and dreamt of being mega rich. Then I woke up at dawn and took exterior photographs from a fishing boat. Thanks to the spirit crew and Cabo Magic for all their wonderful hospitality and assistance with the shoot.

VanDusen Gardens Visitor Centre. Vancouver Magazine.

Semiahmoo Library. Vancouver Magazine. Wish more walls were green. Green Over Grey Design.

False Creek Condo, Vancouver. Western Living Condo. AJ Barker Design. Minimalist design, clean white walls and wood accents were all combined perfectly for this condo. The outdoor patio was inviting and the wood decking should serve as inspiration for anyone who currently owns a cold concrete deck.

Marina Crescent, Vancouver Residence. Natural Balance Home Builders retained nothing from the old design of this Yaletown condo and redesigned/ rebuilt it to a high end, modern standard. Custom and built in furniture helped maximize the space.

West 2nd Vancouver residence. Natural Balance Home Builders. The home was completely renovated to bring the structure up to date but was completed in a way that stayed true to the original design. The home was designed around the owners extensive art collection and does a wonderful job featuring the work.

The oldest remaining Arthur Erickson house. Featured in Western Living Magazine.

North Vancouver residence. Natural Balance Home Builders renovated this family home with high end modern materials and finishing. I really liked the garden that was built into the top of the kitchen cabinets that can be viewed from both the kitchen and the second floor.

Semiahmoo Library. Photographed for Vancouver Magazine. The living wall was created by Green Over Grey Design and is the largest vertical garden in North America. I wanted to include people in the photograph and was on the look out for a cyclist, a dog walker or a family with a baby stroller. These kids rolled into the frame on skateboards. I took the photograph, moved on to another angle and started my wait all over again.

Nood Furniture and Design. Basically when I photograph a room I evaluate the space, choose an angle, set up lights, subtract, add or move a few objects then take the photograph. With a furniture shoot you need a lot more production and people power. Nood emptied this Bowen Island home and moved in their stylish contemporary furniture to fill the rooms. After a room was photographed the furniture was moved out to a loading truck and new furniture was brought in. The whole team was fantastic and we ended up with a lot of great photographs.