Again it was driven home that photography should be my primary career / lifestyle yet something had to change. Talking to a friend in the industry (whom I greatly admire) it was evident that I needed bigger challenges, better resources and of course, larger budgets. Strangely enough, and part way through re-designing my business plan (and of course a few key referrals) I managed to pick up a series of large commercial clients and delivered on some very serious work. Just yesterday I sat down with the VP of likely the most prominent communications agency in Canada and at this point am looking forward to potential work with them. Very excited to say the least but feeling very comfortable with the idea of the pressure and professionalism needed to produce a higher level of work.
So in the near future our website will be changing to reflect a higher commercial value with the kind of images I love to capture. I am also specializing in only a few key sectors but won't be breaking off from current clients and magazines that I am currently engaged with. I am looking forward to the new changes and the chance to share some great images. In the mean time here are a few that have made the rounds or been accepted as key images in large commercial campaigns.
8th Avenue Place reflects another amazing Calgary sunrise.
Light Painting west of Crossfield on a cold fall evening.
Runner on pathway for a large community builder in Alberta.
