Spruce Grove home owner Jorge Alvarez surveys the damage done to his house after the house next door burned to the ground.
Canadian Matthew Polz takes a hard fall at more than 80km/h. Polz was uninjured in the fall, although he broke both his skis. The FIS Cup of ski jumping at the Whistler Olympic Park.
Whistler Tough Mudder runners wade through the 'Arctic Ennima', a giant tank of ice water.
Whistler firefighters battle a massive fire at the Whistler-Blackcomb industrial shops.
A motorcycle lies crushed under a load of logs after a logging truck flipped over and spilled it's load. The rider was killed instantly.
Charlene, Linda, and Jazmyn Williams sing a traditional Skwxwu7mgsh song on the shores of the Mamquam Blind Chanel.
Tom Green, the one of the last tenants of the Riverside Trailer Park, shows a photographer around a neighbouring mobile home that was wrecked by it's owners, the day before the eviction deadline for the site.
Australian rider Mitch Delfs stops mid-race for a drink at Heckler's Rock during the Canadian Open downhill bike race.
Skate park designer Jim Barnum, and community organizers Lenny Rubenovitch and David Brocklebank in the Whistler skate park.
Squamish Councillor Peter Kent is set on fire at the Squamish logger sports grounds. He was performing the stunt to promote voter turnout.
Nine year old Tristan David practices with drum kit along the Squamish waterfront lands. His father John, who's the drummer for the Will Ross Band, said that since they live in an apartment, practicing outside makes a lot of sense.
Swimmers enter the water at the start of the swim leg of the 2014 Canadian Ironman.
A massive fire rages at the Squamish Terminals dock.
Whistler fire fighters look on helplessly as a house on Emerald Drive burns. The nearby fire hydrants had frozen in sub zero overnight weather and the fire fighters were unable to get water for their hoses.
Whistler Fire fighters battle a fire at the Tindlestone Lodge, near the Whistler Market Place.
Idle No More first nations protest in the Whistler village.
Crowds of rowdy youth in the Whistler Village on the May long weekend.
Whistler firefighters fight a blaze in a townhouse unit at Treetops, off Blackcomb Way, at the Blackcomb Benchlands.

Photojournalism

Photojournalism from the Whistler Question and Pique Newsmagazine
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A selection of my work for the Whistler Question (which closed in 2018) and the Squamish Chief newspapers. Since 2013, I’ve won nine press awards for photojournalism.

I started as a full time newspaper photographer in 1991. In 1994 I moved to South Africa where I covered the fall of the apartheid era and the transition to free rule. In 2012 I went to work for the Whistler Question, and in 2014 I joined the Question’s sister paper, the Squamish Chief as photographer.

Other Photojournalism Pages

Life on a South African Sugar Farm
South Africa 1994-1996

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