Taking aim. Employees at Old Fort Erie Really take you back in time. Lining up his musket during a firing demonstration. Keeping your subject tight in the frame really creates impact. I also used a soft fill flash to fill in under his hat. 



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At their post. Used the torches as my main source of light and popped off a hand held flash to fill in the faces. 



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Well this image has created some contravercy. While on assignment at Fort Erie I took this picture of the kitchen. If you look to the left of the image you can see what looks to be a ghost. Whether you believe in them or not their is no dening their is something there. The image was sent for testing and no one was able to figure out what the ghosting could'be been caused by. It looks like a woman in a long gown bending over. You decide, is it a ghost or not? 



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Was very lucky with this image. An Indian ran right in front of me to fire his rifle. 



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Stepping back into the war of 1812. Timing is everything. This shot would have been nothinmg without the fire. 



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