It has been awhile since I last posted but I'm happy to say that things are going great and PPPInc. (or P3 as friends fondly refer to it) is progressing very well.

While I continue to do assignments for my editorial clients, I have been steadily increasing the client list for PPPInc. with valued companies in the corporate and commercial sectors. I have embraced this new work and new partnerships and am finding it a wonderful environment with new challenges and many opportunities to showcase photography and grow my business.

In the the past couple of years my work has ranged from writing a 5,500 word essay to accompany my images from a self-assignment in Natuashish, Labrador to a book of creative portraits of technology industry leaders for Communitech, all shot on location using Profoto lights. Both were very different but satisfying professional achievements.

I was very pleased to see my story, Hunting Demons in Labrador, given five pages in The Globe and Mail, and a wealth of space and promotion on-line. Sharing such a wonderful experience with the people of Natuashish was a privilege I will never forget and it was an honour to be able to draw some attention back to the many challenges faced by the people who populate Canada's remote northern regions with a story that is both chilling and to a small degree, encouraging. My thoughts still go daily to the people I've met I'm my travels and wish them  continued success in their struggle to make their communities happy and healthy places for families to grow and prosper.