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Oh My Canada
This book was initially conceived as a
photographic tribute to the 150 anniversary of Canadian confederation. The
images depict obsevations of the land. The text explores some concepts about
what it is to be a Canadian |
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Oh Oh Canada
While creating the book Oh My Canada, I
found many images that show rather unique ways the citizens expree their
Canadian identing. Consequently, Oh Oh Canada was created to display some of
these obsaervations. |
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Images of CentreTown
This book is a discussion of the
history and the evolution of the heart of the nation's capital. It examines the
rise of citizen advocay in neighbourhood planning, its importance to a viable
urban space and its limitations. |
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The following three books are about street photogrphy in
Ottawa, Canada's capital.
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Ottawa Street
Here is a collection of street level
images of Ottawa. The texts explore what is street photography, what inspires
this practice, what one sees and a comparison of the vision of eight noted
photogrphers. |
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Ottawa Above
When one looks up from the street level
plain one discovers a very different perspective of a city. The texts in the
book explores this vertial architecture and its consequences for the
stratification ofsocial structure of urban dwellers. |
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Ottawa Says
Every city expresses itself continuously to
the senses of dwellers, by visual, tactile, olfactory and even kinetic
qualities of its environment. The images and texts of this book explore Ottawa
through these sensibilities. |
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