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Inside the Sabian Cymbal Factory
How Sabian cymbals are made, photographed during a behind-the-scenes tour of the company’s factory in Meductic, New Brunswick.


Sunset in Cap-Pelé
Landscape photography from Cap-Pelé, New Brunswick at sunset.


New Permanent Exhibit at the Capitol Theatre in Moncton
Overview of the Capitol Theatre's permanent exhibit celebrating its 100 years of existance.


Celebrating Community and Healthy Living
Photos of the Grand Opening of the new East End Park with the City of Moncton and Canadian Tire Jumpstart.


My Top 5 Favourite Landscape Photos of 2021
Find out which images made it to my very own Top 5 Landscape photos of the year!


Biggest Print I've EVER Signed!
A 14' x 10' mural was created using a photograph of mine and installed in the new offices of the Department of Canadian Heritage in Moncton.


Having Your Camera Ready All The Time
In this blog I share quick tips on which camera settings I always use when I'm driving around, trying to find wildlife to photograph.


My Top 5 Wildlife Photos from 2020
Despite the challenges that were brought on by the year 2020, I did manage to get a few photos I like. Here are my top 5 photos of the year!


20 Great Landscape Photography Locations in New Brunswick
Andre shares some of his favourite landscape photography locations in Canada's province of New Brunswick.


4 Tips for Choosing the Right Wedding Photographer
Having shot several weddings over the past few years, I share tips to new couples on choosing the right photographer for the big day.


My COVID-19 Front Steps Project
With everyone stuck at home due to COVID-19, I took a drive around the neighbourhood to shoot a few family portraits on their front steps.


Tips for Photographing Your Own Children
Many of my photography students ask me for advice on how to better photograph their children or grandchildren. Here I've combined a list of


My Favourite Nature Photos of 2019
Here are 10 of my favourite images shot in 2019.


How I Got the Green Frog Shot
Find out how I got this shot of a green frog, and what my thinking was in terms of camera settings and composition.


My Conversation with Rick Sammon
I am honoured to have been a featured guest on the Picturing Success Podcast with Rick Sammon and Larry Becker.


Photographing Bighorn Sheep with the Sigma 60-600mm Sports lens
My thoughts on the new Sigma 60-600mm f/4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports lens. See sample shots of bighorn sheep taken with this lens.


How I shot "The Face" of the Hopewell Rocks
Here's a behind the scenes look at a photo of mine that got a lot of attention.


My Favourite 10 photos of 2018
2018 was a great year for me photography-wise. I sold several prints all over Canada and even a few in Europe. I also have had photographs featured by CBC, Canadian Geographic and Saltscapes to name a few. Happy new year to all! Thank you to everyone who have supported me one way or another this past year. You know who you are! Lots of good things are lining up for me in 2019 photography-wise... so stay tuned! Below are 10 of my favourite photos from 2018, listed in no partic


Sigma ART Series Wide Angle Lenses
For months, I’ve been thinking about getting myself a better quality wide angle lens, but I've had a hard time deciding which model to get. Weighing in the pros and cons, seems like several models end up in a tie for #1. There are many styles of photography that I like to use a wide angle for, but I'm mostly interested in Landscape. That being said, I'm also looking for something I can use for other purposes, such as astrophotography, live concerts, or environmental portraits


Fall in New Brunswick
In the fall, Mother Nature really puts on a show in the 506! I love traveling around the province this time of year and capturing images when colours are at their peak. I put together a collection of some of my favourite wildlife and landscape photos, taken in the fall season, from all over the province of New Brunswick. Pabineau Falls (Bathurst, NB) The Nepisiguit River has a set of rapids about 13 km south of Bathurst, known as the Pabineau Falls. I brought my kids to see t
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