Performing on the Byward Market in Ottawa. Images take as part of a Steve Simon photo workshop.

A shoot for one of the Kiwanis Idols to help out with an image for a poster.

A chance for Kiwanis Idols to show their stuff with a show at Carleton University.

The 30th Annual Kiwanis Bed Race with a wonderful day on Dows Lake during Winterlude.

A chance to do some up close shots at the Canadian War Museum.

Part of an RA Urban Scavenger Hunt, lots of fun looking for new ideas.

An RA Photo Club visit to the Museum of Civilization in Gatineau

Shots for the annual Ottawa Orchid show using the "Orchids and People" topic. Photo 2 won a second, and Photo 3 won a third.

An RA outing to the Byward Market with the theme of windows and doors

A photo scavenger hunt, that happened on the same day as the nature scavenger hunt and a lighting seminar (for the model shots). Some of my interpretations are literal, some are conceptual. Lots of fun. The shots were all taken in the Westboro Village in Ottawa.

Done with the RA, the same day as an Urban Scavenger Hunt and a lighting seminar The shots are taken around Mud Lake in Brittania in Ottawa, in just over an hour.

A set of shots of some of the performers in the upcoming Kiwanis Idol Red Carpet Showcase.

For the RA Photo Club Scavenger hunt a list of 40 topics were provided, and 7 hours to capture as many of the topics as possible. I did a walk from the RA Centre, to Carleton, then along the canal to Lansdowne Park and back to the RA. I missed only one topic (a Guiness moustache) because I forgot it. This is the first time I have ever stopped strangers and asked to take photos, and met some really nice people, including "Just Al" with the guitar. A special thanks to those who helped me out. I also ran into Paula Moloney who I had not seen for more than 10 years.

Preparation of ad photos for a bus ad for the Kiwanis Music Festival

As part of the RA Photo Club the yearly Scavenger Hunt required photographers to find 26 items (one for each letter of the alphabet) chosen by the organizers. Some are easy (in fact, easy was one of the words), some literally required the Internet to figure out.