From the skies to below ground is where I can be found. A scenario I photographed last May for Sudbury’s Health Sciences North Foundation (www.hsnfoundation.com) Calendar published this past year.
This was the first time I photographed Air Ornge which was such a great personal experience to meet and talk to the crew.
It was bright and sunny with a lot of wind which made the shoot challenging but we were happy with the end result of the final image chosen.
Last week I had the great privileged to photograph some of the operating crew of our local Air Ornge for the Health Sciences North Foundation project I am volunteering with. After we finished capturing the initial image I wanted to create a portrait of each the crew individually as a thank you for taking the time out of their busy day and allowing me access to their operation.
Switching gears a bit in my social media feed to share with you an image I created recently for Health Sciences North Foundation here in Sudbury, Ontario to raise awareness. You can see it parked on a billboard at the corner of Walford and Paris St and each time I pick my Grandmother up for ice cream and we are at the corner lights she looks over and mentions it and thus our conversation starts on how the image was created. Sudbury has been great to me and my photography business and volunteering to create images like these for the foundation is a personal way I can give back and say thank you as well as show my support.
Thanks to Debra Dawe, Sally Dunton, Mary Lou Hussak and to all the staff that were involved and continue to work hard for our benefits.
Note: did you know that minerals that are mined such as copper are used in MRI Technology?
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