My technical training  began at Sheridan College in Oakville Ontario but shooting  interiors for the last 24 years under some of the most diverse and complicated  lighting situations is the best training  any professional could hope for. 

Even now with today's digital technology nothing compares to putting a perfectly lit, properly exposed, colour balanced 4x5 transparency on a light table.    For this demanding work I use two  fully adjustable Arca-Swiss cameras along with six extremely sharp Fujinon large format lenses.

Today, however, 90% of my current work is shot on state of the art, full frame digital cameras resulting in 47mb eye-popping files.  I have a full range of the sharpest lenses that Canon makes including three “perspective control” lenses that yield architecturally correct results. 

We travel with an arsenal of portable lighting equipment including over 6400ws of location strobe for daylight balance or the equivalent in tungsten lighting along with a selection of light modifying filters, reflectors and panels.   Everything is specifically designed for location photography to be compact, portable and reliable. 

Through good lighting and attention to detail very little post production work is needed.  We do however utilize the most current, professional digital imaging technology by Apple, Adobe, Canon and Epson to assure that all images are adjusted for colour and density. The final images are then burned to CD’s or DVD's for delivery.