I am so excited to finally share these photos. I’ve been working with the amazing Tory, in the marketing department at Source Hose who conceptualized this shoot.

With the economic downturn in Alberta in 2014, Source Hose had to diversify and also really capture their client base. Tory came up with this brilliant marketing plan – in this set – we’re showing that the hoses are flexible in the cold.

Our model, Marissa Graham was stellar. In a crazy snow storm, she managed to pull off yoga poses and make them look good. I wore a parka while photographing. (Models are amazing).

I hope you enjoy this, and there will be more to come! Stay tuned.

I had the opportunity to photograph this beautifully restored Art Deco building on the corner of 97th Street and 111 Avenue. Originally the Blue Cross Animal Hospital, it was bought by a Anna Bubel and Marshall Hopkins and completely renovated.

The (very interesting) story of the building’s renovation can be found here: https://ratcreek.org/a-collective-effort-created-a-unique-building/

Hopkins runs his law office out of the main front building. There is a second suite on the first floor with 5 rooms, two common areas, a kitchen and bathroom and upstairs are 7 rooms, two common areas, a kitchen and a large patio. (room count approximate!)

If you’re interested in renting the space (which is very reasonably priced), give me a shout and I can connect you with the owners.

And if you do, the yellow office with the two sets of windows, the curved wall directly off the patio is mine.

The law office on the main floor.

This is exactly the tile pattern I used in my house.

The common area upstairs

I had to photograph the details (Isn’t the Alberta door cool?)


The upstairs kitchen

My room

The entrance/common room on the main floor

You can find out more about rental opportunities here:  https://decolicious.ca/

This was another one of those great shoots. I had free reign to move through NAITs Productivity and Innovation Centre for Kerr Interior

Lying on my back in the middle of the floor. Rolling around on the ground. I love my job.

Kerr did the walls (curved walls are a lot harder than you think), and the baffling on the ceiling.

If you know of any construction businesses that would like to document the work they do, please pass my name onto them!