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Emma Allen-Vercoe, Researcher, University of Guelph

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Jan 12 2016
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Emma does cutting-edge research on human food digestion, and how it affects many aspects of our health and well-being.  That’s all I know, I’m sure she would explain it far better.   She has been featured in television programs, and magazines world-wide, but what I think of when I hear her name, is how much fun it is to work with her and her people.  She is as pleasant as can be, and there is lots of laughing throughout a photo shoot.   I look forward to working with her, or just running into her again.  

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Egg Grading Line, Burnbrae Farms

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Jan 12 2016
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If you had an eggs this morning, and you are reading this from somewhere in Canada, the odds are good thy came from Burnbrae Farms.  Starting with a high school project comprised of a few hens and a chicken coup, they have grown into a business that supplies you and I, the food industry and restaurants all over Canada.  They always make a shooting day into an adventure. I wouldn’t have it any other way.   Thanks Sue!!

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OMAFRA Building, Guelph, Ontario

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Jan 11 2016
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I have always liked the architecture of this building- the wood decor, the curvature of the design, and the light coming from the glass roof.

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Peachy

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Jan 11 2016
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I do a lot of work for the vibrant agricultural sector here in Ontario, and have had many an apple or peach fresh off the tree.  Definitley a bonus for a day’s work.  

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Solar Panels at an Egg Farm

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Jan 11 2016
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Some forward-thinking producers utilize solar panels to supplement their energy use.  Yes, there are lots of examples of good news in agriculture.

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Pier, Watkins Glen, NY

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Jan 11 2016
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This simple little building at the end of the pier in Watkins Glen, NY, has won numerous architectural awards.  I’ve always loved how the light strikes the wood and the benches, and the way the shadows fall in the evening hours.   For me, the print has a life-like quality all its

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Sawyer Memorial Church, Jonesport, Maine

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Jan 09 2016
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White wooden buildings always photograph well in black and white when conditions are right and your technique good.  A properly printed image glows as if lit from within.  And especially with churches, there is something dignified and dare I say pure about them.

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