Bio
Michael is an award-winning professional photographer who has been photographing his home province of Newfoundland & Labrador for years and has captured its majestic beauty like no other.
Michael’s work has been published and sold worldwide and is on exhibit in national museums. He enjoys showcasing Newfoundland wildlife, 10,000-year-old icebergs and the scenic landscapes through his published work.
One of Michael’s award-winning images was selected to represent Newfoundland & Labrador on an international postage stamp. Michael values the recognition of his artwork, but his passion remains the wonder of exploring his home province.
As a leading landscape photographer who knows Newfoundland well, Michael is well situated to showcase the province to tourists with Newfoundland Photo Tours.
“It is an honor to be selected to Team Canada and represent our vast and beautiful country. To be a part of a talented team of photographers and have opportunity to showcase Newfoundland and Labrador to the world provides a sense of pride and responsibility.”
2024 – Sports
A 10,000 year old iceberg traveled the North Atlantic ocean for two years to rest upon the shores of Newfoundland. Viewing this colossal glacier dwarf the historic lighthouse provided a sense of wonder and amazement. Creating this image during blue hour next to the warm glow of a lighthouse provided that colour palate that most artist strive for in their artwork. While the rugged coastline and massive icebergs provides a sense of beauty yet fear to all the people that temp to enter the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean.
2023 – Nature / Landscape
A 10,000 year old iceberg traveled the North Atlantic ocean for two years to rest upon the shores of Newfoundland. Viewing this colossal glacier dwarf the historic lighthouse provided a sense of wonder and amazement. Creating this image during blue hour next to the warm glow of a lighthouse provided that colour palate that most artists strive for in their artwork. While the rugged coastline and massive icebergs provide a sense of beauty yet fear to all the people that temp to enter the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean.