I learn a lot while finding a perch to sit and watch the world change.

In a place like Squamish the predominant forces that shape the land are water, in all of it’s forms, and so many generations of people (though it could be said that we too, are just water in another form).

In all of this flux and shifting, of all that flows to the sea, I often come to wonder about the principles of a watershed and how they mirror the human experience, the way all of these threads of meltwater accumulate from so many directions, coming to a head at the shores of the ocean. Only passing through, though the impact is long lasting.

I work to acknowledge these processes in the photographs I make, the moments that add up to the whole.

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