About Mike
Award-winning photographer, web-developer, & Co-Founder @ ICS Creative Agency
I'm a commercial photographer located in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. I have been a professional photographer at ICS Creative Agency for over 10 years.
Commercially I photograph: Headshots & Portraits, Advertising & Commercial photos, Food photos, Architecture photos, and Live Performances.
Personally, I shot a ton of spec work containing a mix of urban architecture, gloomy city-scapes, nature, animals, and a whole bunch of other categories which are available to explore and download on my photos page here.
ICS Creative Agency
ICS Creative Agency was started on a hot summer day back in 2009. With my best friend and now business partner, Zack Spear, we turned our patio office and maxed out credit card into thriving 14+ person team with an office in historic Uptown Saint John.
Bookings
Photography bookings are handled through my agency at ICS Creative. You can reach my team to organize your shoot by filling out my contact form here.
Clients
- Roger’s Media
- Bell Media
- Canadian Cancer Society
- Chatelaine Magazine
- Vito’s Family Restaurant
- Heart and Stroke NB
- Exit Realty
- House of Chan
- Investor’s Group
- Munro’s Group
- O.C. Maillet
- Shadow Lawn
- Ship and Shore Cartage
- Tim Horton’s
- KV Music Fest
- House of Chan
- Investor’s Group
- Munro’s Group
- OC Maillet
- Shadow Lawn
- Ship and Shore Cartage
- Tim Horton’s
- KV Music Festival
- Bowlarama
- Fundy Tree Trimming
- Port Saint John
- The Toronto Star
- YSJ Airport
- Sophia Recovery Centre
Awards & Nominations
- Winner Young Entrepreneur Award SJ Chamber 2014
- Nominated EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2015
- Nominated Outstanding Business Award 2012
- Nominated Emerging Artist 2012
- Nominated Young Business Entrepreneur Award 2011
- Nominated Young Business Entrepreneur Award 2010
- Nominated iPhone Photography Awards 2009
Published In
- Profit Magazine
- Chatelaine Magazine
- MoneySense Magazine
- Hotelier Magazine
- Canadian Business
- Telegraph Journal
- The Toronto Star