Insight Imaging Photography

Thanks to Realestating.ca for having me out to capture the beauty of this property.

My listed property in Caledon was featured in Haven Real Estate Magazine this month with the beautiful photography of Insight Imaging Photography. This property is a gem - on the cusp of urban and rural you have all the beauty of a country home with the conveniences of the city. So much character and open space. Surrounded by quite farmers fields and beautiful sunsets.
Thanks HAVEN Lifestyles for the feature.

If you would like more information on this property - please message me.

12616 Creditview Rd.
Caledon
$1,799,000

https://havenlifestyles.com/haventor0724_mag1/

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NYC streets

Friends!!! Super excited to host this Fundraiser for Equador Challenge for Shelter!
Together with , we are offering mini photo sessions on SATURDAY JUNE 10th
30 minute time slots available from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
email [email protected] or message me here to book your time.
Cost is $100 - with 50% of all funds going towards the Shelter Fundraiser
Great opportunity to get some amazing photos of your family, your kids, your pets, your grandparents, yourself!!!
All for a great cause!

Time slots will fill up fast - contact me to grab your spot!

Found a cool train track location in Ontario, any guesses where this is at?

Been too long since I took my camera on the streets of Toronto. Only fired off a few shots this past weekend, heading back soon.

With most of my photography attention going to my account, it’s nice to get back to urban landscape

Looks like got a new canvas on their walls.

Rockefeller, NYC

The vessel

After a crazy week, time for solitude in a float tank. Make sure to visit in Burlington, tell them insight sent you.

Here to looking up, NYC sights

NYC symmetry

Going up in the metro

Anyone up there? The vessel NYC

Rain means puddles

Roaming the streets of

Hudson rail yard,

Majestic wolf

Capture the pure beauty within a Scottish highland forest.

Story time. Years ago one evening while standing on the edge of Niagara Falls with my camera, a photographer next to me with his tripod was looking upset, I asked what the problem was. He told me he was trying to replicate an image he had seen and couldn’t figure it out. He showed me the image on his phone and I immediately told him that the image was taken after 2am when the lights turn off and it’s a 30 sec exposure at 2.8. The guy told me that couldn’t be the answer, I then went and told him the image he was trying to replicate was one of mine. .

The streets of never get old

building

Capturing the fall colours over .

When not shooting sports and landscapes, you can find me at a rave capturing the RAW craziness that allows comes with the bass. Follow for more.

Goodnight, Goodbye NYC

Oculus NYC

Radio city, NYC