PuckShots Christmas Message 2021
Christmas, mercifully, has at last arrived. Joanna and I would like to thank the Thunder Bay minor hockey community of players, parents and coaches & managers for their support in
PuckShots in 2020
Welp! It’s the 2020-21 hockey season! Like a lot of you, Joanna and I feel very fortunate to be living in Thunder Bay right now but we also recognize the
PuckShots Christmas Message 2019
Once again, Joanna and I send out a most sincere and heartfelt thanks to Thunder Bay’s hockey community of players, parents, coaches and managers for supporting PuckShots Photography. It’s never
PuckShots Message Christmas 2018
On behalf of Joanna and I: Thank you parents, players, coaches, and managers of Thunder Bay’s hockey community for your support! It’s been an insane season. Our inkling, based on
PuckShots Message Christmas 2017
It’s been another fun and tireless hockey season for Joanna and I at PuckShots. The photoshoots have been a blast! This doesn’t happen without generous coaches and enthusiastic players. Every
Looking forward to the 2017-18 Season
It’s October which means PuckShots is in full swing as we’re through our first dozen teams. We thought we’d share what’s new coming into the 2017-18 season… New Website This
PuckShots Christmas Message 2016
Once again, Joanna and I owe a huge debt of gratitude to the hockey communities in Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario. While it has meant a lot of 7-day work weeks
Anticipating the 2016-17 Season
The Summer of PuckShots An amazing hockey season bled into an amazing hockey off-season! First and foremost on the list of incredible opportunities was being hired by Matt Murray of
Matt Murray: A Day with the Cup
Matt Murray, The Canadian Dream When you’re a kid in Canada, you dream of winning the Stanley Cup. Not being a champion but the exact moment of becoming a champion: Impatiently
Introducing the CoolEdge
When I was a minor hockey player we would receive, inserted with our photos, a flimsy piece of cardboard with a rectangle and an oval cut out of it. You’d put the