During one of our days off, a friend prepared for a backyard fishing opportunity. I helped in the pursuit of invertebrate bait. Impeccable at identifying native worm habitat, I upturned decaying logs and moist rock beds. Upon finding worms, I would promptly beckon Matt to pick up his prized bait, myself squirming as much as the sacrificial worms. This is partially because I have added a bit too much food, bu.

These little nuggets right here have been my life this past semester and deserve to be shown. All my friends, family, and models deserve a shout out as well. Without them I would not have been able to create the work I did.

Tips, suggestions and thoughts from a self-teaching, ever-searching mind.

My work has been published in The Verge, the Toronto Star, the Globe and Mail, the Vancouver Sun and Al Jazeera. You can usually find me at City Hall. So last month I went to Finland to learn more about Arctic development.

Type your search terms above and press return to see the search results. Summer comes to my homeland. Green that spreads so far it feels like it will never end. Row upon row of plants, field upon field of crops, hay, grazing land. Distractions, Threats and Little Birds.