A happy day with snow & sun & loved ones. 

The title of this moment is a quote from “Brighton Beach” by Rod Stewart, song gear came to my mind immediately when I saw this scene.

“It seems like there is always a couple sitting in this spot, waiting to be part of a photograph” a friend of mine commented, when he saw this shot. It is probably true, and the first time I ever visited Brighton, I did the same. After all, is there anything more calming and fulfilling than sitting on the beach with your loved one, gazing at the sea?

And this moment from my autumn photographic walk around Brighton last September reminded me of that.

When life is getting a bit dull get out to the great outdoors and find that inner child in you. My daughter and I went to Ben Crom Dam, in the Mourne Mountains, for a bike ride in the rain!! Many people turned when they arrived at this flood in the road. We took it as an opportunity for some fun!! 

Our little cat Tofik, playing with kids while they are opening their Christmas gifts.

Let’s Continue To Find Beautiful Places To Get Lost Together .?

I was walking along the board walk at Pacifica Beach and I saw a man who was just basking in the beauty of the sea. It was the perfect moment so I just had to capture it.

Be a voice, not an echo 

My daughter sharing cheerful joy while celebrating black history month. 

Lazy days at the beach 

If you follow
this strange trail
it will take you
who knows where?
-@lordhuron

Always together :)

Dépaysement au lac de Montriond.

Captured a puppy (dog) while going for a stroll down Castaway beach at sunset.

When you are trying to take a perfect picture, but nature reminds you that life happens when you let it go. Create your moments and enjoy them to the fullest. BE YOU 

The wind was blowing with 26 m/s but I could help my self but crawl out on the ledge, I love hiking and one of the thrills is about going straight to the edge! 

This rainbow popped out of a rainstorm moving our way while on a hike. Racing against time to get the shot before I got drenched, I was able to capture this moment using Kodak Portra 160 film. 

Meeting a niece for the first time. 

When I stand up just to make breakfast my cat take it all ?

We met when I took a gap year in college and knew we wanted to be together. As I finished school and we were making our plans, COVID hit, so we didn’t see each other for 1 year and 8 months. It was really hard, but worth the wait! On December 14th, 2020, after one of the worst years ever, we got married and captured the beauty of our day in the Mabira Forrest in Jinja, Uganda. 

It was born from the idea that you do not occupy anyone else, but your self.

A minute to reflect after a long day’s hike in the Coast Mountains of Canada. There’s nowhere else with lakes quite so turquoise from the glacial silt! Panorama Ridge, B.C. 

On a windy day.

Capturing skateboarders on TMAX film.

Smiles and bucket hats

Meet Pippin.  She is a fantastic little dog who fills our lives with love and Kodak Moments.  Here she is running full speed back to me with a huge smile, because she knows I have tasty treats in my pocket.

The best feeling you can have, catching a wave and ride it to the beach 

Late February in San Diego, California we were blessed with a week of just the most absolute primetime weather. Mid 70s, crystal clear skies with a light breeze. Every sunset shoot was a dream that week. Tourmaline beach will always a have soft spot for my sunset shoots. This photo captures it all. Thank you Kodak Moments for the feature! 

- photography by j 

Two young siblings playing by a pond while the older brother tries to show his sister how to skip rocks. 

I've always wanted to visit this interesting cave next to Timber Beach and I finally did.

On the beaches of Zihuatanejo in Guerrero state there is an activity that consists of being lifted by a boat-driven parachute and allows you to see the beautiful views of Zihuatanejo. But before they go up, the workers have to lift the parachute in the air so that it is ready to make the trip. Once I took the picture of the moment one of them approached me and said "from above it looks better!" But I reject the invitation for fear of losing my camera several feet high.

The camera is an Olympus Infinity Zoom 105 and the film is Kodak Color Plus 200