Firefighting Commercial Photography Campaign: Vancouver Fire Department On Call

This past summer, I had the opportunity to photograph every specialized team of the Vancouver Fire Department for the Rosenbauer Group. This was my favourite day of commercial photography so far in my career.

Based in Austria, Rosenbauer is the leading manufacturer of fire trucks and emergency rescue equipment. The Vancouver Fire Department is one of the first rescue services teams in the world to receive an electric EV fire truck.

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Announcing My Move to London, England

I am thrilled to share that I'm taking the leap across the pond to London, England and expanding my photography portfolio in a new environment.

2023 has been a year of tremendous change for me. My photography career empowered me to bid farewell to my day job in software sales back in February, allowing me to pursue my true passion full-time. I can genuinely say that I've never been happier.

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The Chinese Canadian Museum’s Commercial Photo and Video Opening Campaign

Marking 100 years since the Chinese Exclusion Act, the national Chinese Canadian Museum opens on July 1st to celebrate Chinese heritage in Canada. Its feature exhibition, The Paper Trail, highlights the collection of certificates required for Chinese migrants to enter Canada during a period of inequality, racism, and persecution. Koby Photography led the commercial photo and video campaign with a unique art direction and out-of-home ad placements across Canada.

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Work and Play: Editorial Street Fashion Photography Series in Vancouver, BC

“Work and Play” is an expression through fashion photography journal that sets out to build desire for the coming escapes: the experiences to look forward to and are counted on to make it through the week. This lookbook of images captures the 2023 spring/summer fashion season trends and colour palette. A visual story of West Coast style in this sliver in time for men and women.

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Doors of Montréal and Québec City

Every door tells a story. How many people have passed through that door, what mood were they in, and where were they going or coming from.

My photography teacher in high school shared how he focused on doors while traveling. This fascination inspired me and became a focus I sought to emulate in my travel photography.

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Scooters of Montréal and Québec City

Scooters are products of personality. They’re a statement about who you are, where you’re going, and where you’re looking.

In street photography, seeking a subject that tells a story is the focus. Scooters and their drivers become an organic focus. For a split second as they pass by – or the few moments you catch while stopped – they offer a story of those driving it; stories that are otherwise hidden by the doors and roof of cars.

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You Need to Visit Steveston Village in Richmond, B.C.

A photojournal taking you through Steveston’s waterfront harbour and historic sites I called home through my childhood. Voted the best neighbourhood in Vancouver, Steveston Village is a staple and should be visited by anyone traveling to Vancouver and the Lower Mainland looking for food, culture, and natural beauty.

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