Diane has been capturing and reproducing exquisite photographic images for over 30 years. She is one of the first Canadian photographers to sense the disappearing beauty of Mediterranean colours as expressed in the homes, buildings and cafes of the small European towns and villages.  

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Camera angles create visual excitement. Whether she's photographing a door, a stairway or a lone occupant musing in a cafe, one cannot help but share what she is feeling towards her subject.  Diane transforms simple images she is exploring through the lens of her camera into artistic compositions that redound with imagination. 

Diane's photographic images are often mistaken for paintings.
They look beautiful in any setting - home or office, contemporary or traditional.

More recently, Diane has added wildlife to her works.  She has photographed Emperor Penguins in the Antarctic, wild white horses in Southern France and Polar Bear Moms and Cubs.

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Diane studied at the University of Manitoba, the Banff School of Fine Arts and the University of Toronto.  She and her family reside in Winnipeg, Manitoba.