Congrats to Megan Lukan and the Canadian women’s rugby sevens team on their historic bronze medal at the Rio Olympics! I was thrilled to photograph Megan and a slew of other Canadian Olympians for Macleans magazine before they departed for Brazil. #Rio2016 #teamcanada #rugby #rugbysevens #can #portrait
Out of the blocks with Canadian Olympic superhero Damian Warner at the Toronto Track & Field Centre for Powerade. Damian specializes in one of the most demanding, intriguing and purely incredible disciplines: the Decathlon. Damian’s quest for gold in Rio starts August 17th. #olympics #rio2016 #decathlon #running
We had a blast shooting with Canadian Olympic superhero Damian Warner at the Toronto Track & Field Centre for Powerade. Damian specializes in one of the most demanding, intriguing and purely incredible disciplines: the Decathlon. Damian’s quest for gold in Rio starts August 17th. #olympics #rio2016 #decathlon #running
The water based c-stand @jeffjamieson #photography #famousbtsmag #onset #toronto #profoto
We had a blast shooting with Canadian Olympic superhero Damian Warner at the Toronto Track & Field Centre for Powerade. Damian specializes in one of the most demanding,…
Back on the ice with @jeffjamieson and Co. #photography #famousbtsmag #bts
Sound design! Everything’s coming along on my Las Terrenas baseball film. Stay tuned! #production #sounddesign #filmmaking
Let’s go surfing now! @derekblais yo BMW R75/5 is looking nice. #bmw #bmwr75 #motorcycle #vintagemotorcycle
Meet the world’s first female combat general, Col. Jennie Carignan. Photographed for @macleansmag at the Canadian Armed Forces College in Toronto.
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Later this month, the 47-year-old Carignan will be promoted to the rank of brigadier-general (a one-star general), earning the title of chief of staff of Army operations. Although there are other Canadian female generals, up to now they have risen from non-combatant disciplines such as intelligence, medicine or development aid. Carignan is the first woman in Canada—and so far as the Forces can determine, the first in the world—to rise to her rank from the combat arms trades. In the Canadian Army, women comprise just 2.4 per cent of regular force combat arms trades, compared to 14.8 per cent of the overall Army. Carignan is changing that statistic by increasing recruitment of women to combat roles, and she’s doing it her way, as a stereotype-defying mother of four. #canadianarmy #army #general #cafimagesfac #CAF #Strongproudready