Rugby Girls

NG Online Magazine - Editors' Selections: 12 best photographs of the year. Also published in NG Web Site feature "Daily Dozen".

National Geographic Animals website: Animal Pairs photo gallery.

Included in National Geographic website Daily Dozen Collection, February 2009. National Geographic Creative Picture ID 1250228

National Geographic Creative Picture ID 1471311

Taz

The African Caracal - National Geographic Creative; Picture Id: 1521964 Taz is the face of the cruel and illegal international trade in wildlife. Rescued from an extremely abusive situation, he had lost his hearing from infection that also destroyed one ear. His criminal captors 'de-clawed' him; he could still walk but not well. His female partner did not survive. Here he is finally safe in an animal rescue shelter, where he was well taken care of. Taz passed away about a year after the making of this photograph. I believe his spirit was never broken - I could see it in his face, I felt it in his presence. For me he will be forever a magnificent cat.

National Geographic Environment website: Spring Landscapes photo gallery

Short-listed for the Luminar Bug Photography Awards 2020

National Geographic Creative Picture ID 1471823

Published in Popular Photography magazine, 2008

National Geographic Adventure Website: Your Paddling Photos photo gallery

Birdsfoot Trefoil. National Geographic Creative Picture ID1250298

Semi-finalist, the Smithsonian's Windland Rice Smith International, 2012. Spring rapids on the Ottawa River. National Geographic Creative Picture ID 1250283

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Finalist Nikon Canada Contact Festival 2020

Included in National Geographic website Daily Dozen Collection, January 2009

American Bullfrog National Geographic Creative Picture ID 1251357

Semi-finalist, the Smithsonian's Windland Rice Smith International, 2012.

American Bullfrog

2nd Place in category, Canadian Geographic Photography Competition 2012, exhibited at the Canadian Museum of Nature

Image used in National Geographic Encyclopedia article on grains.

National Geographic Creative Picture ID 1250282