From an ongoing Vancouver series -Lions Gate bridge. Rapidly approaching a century of use it was built using funds from the Guinness family who needed to have good access from Vancouver to West Vancouver where the family had invested heavily in residential development.

Porsche returned to the front end of the IMSA sportscar series with a GTP Hybrid car which was an instant success, winning the overall 1st place in 2024 and 2025. The number 7 car in this shot won the first place trophy in 2025 with a 1.3 second lead after 24 hours.

From an ongoing Vancouver series - Alas, the Festival of Light featuring fireworks on the beaches of Vancouver is now a thing of history due to funding shortfalls. 300,000 people came out for the three mid-summer events with fireworks set to music and it was a wonderful evening.

#motorsportsphotography #rolex24hrs The trifecta of endurance racing photography - background blurred, ferris wheel blurred, glowing brakes - all in one shot. I could have got that ferris wheel more blurred but decided going for all three was what I needed in this shot.

How about an Arizona sunset to kickoff the day? From Saguaro National Park just outside Tucson AZ a couple of weeks back, we waited to see if a sunset would happen, and boy howdy, did it happen! Love the saguaros silhouetted against those clouds on fire!

From an ongoing Vancouver series - The moon slipping behind the downtown towers of Vancouver on an early July morning in 2020. I saw this opportunity for a shot from the shipyards pier in North Vancouver, and just made it there in time! Sunrise is 6 minutes away.

From this first visit to the in 2009 to the Rolex 24hr awards ceremonies at Daytona. The joy of winning a 24 hour race, of defeating not just the other teams but the clock itself - avoiding mistakes and building a car that lasts - that joy is obvious.

The Pima Air & Space museum in Tucson has 400 aircraft on display, from WWII to the current day. Fighters, bombers, commercial planes, former Air Force One planes, helicopters...just a lot of airplanes. Even with a full day there is so much more to see.

First photo from the 2026 Rolex 24 hour race - 6am on Sunday morning after the longest yellow flag in rolex history - almost 6 hours. Fog descended on the track shortly after midnight and it was a lot of driving in a line. The race had lots of action otherwise.

Space shuttle Atlantis flew 33 of the 135 shuttle missions, and the display of the Atlanta at Kennedy Space Center is really well done. The video setup, the reveal of the shuttle, and the closeness of this "space truck" in its original well-used form is fantastic.

The pit walk at Daytona has become busier as the crowds have grown to over 150,000 in our 16 years of attendance. It is still a great place to be an hour before the race starts, buzzing with excitement and speculation with drivers and teams are still open to a conversation.

Space shuttle Atlantis flew 33 of the 135 shuttle missions. The entry to the display at Kenned Space Center , is an experience. I think the fact it is left as it looked after the last mission really adds to the impact. #spaceshuttle #kennedyspacecenter #traveladventures

#motorsportphotography #rolex24hours The off-season is behind us. After 10 days of practice and qualifying, the crowd has arrived, and we ready to go. This was the 63rd running of the 24 hours of Daytona. 4 classes, 4 winners, 56 losers. That's how the sport works.

#motorsportphotography #rolex24hours A wide angle pre-dawn Sunday morning shot of the Penske Porsche number 7 on its way to victory lane (in the blurry background) in about 7 hours. after the longest ever yellow flag in 24 hour racing (over 6 hours). #imsa

A few days at Tofino on the west coast of Vancouver Island, with unexpected sunshine in March.

People touch our lives if only for a moment, And yet we're not the same from that moment on, The time is not important, The moment is forever." Fern Bork

Its spring in Vancouver, a glorious time

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