I have a significant catalogue of current, high-profile B.C. federal and provincial politicians, Indigenous leaders, and community figures.

My photography has been published in leading national and international publications — including photo essays, breaking news, portrait, landscape and documentary photography.

Please contact me to inquire about licensing high resolution versions of any of my photographs, or to request a particular subject — both public figures or a extensive stock image collection spanning across seven Canadian provinces, dozens of First Nations, and a dozen countries (Cuba, U.S., Mexico, Spain, Ireland, U.K. Greece, India, Thailand, Malaysia).

Members of A Tribe Called Red on DJ Shub (Dan General)’s porch near Ottawa: from left, Ian Campeau, Bear Thomas, Dan General

Bob Rae. Photo by David P. Ball

Wally Oppal, head of the British Columbia Missing Women Commission of Inquiry, released his critical report on the missing women inquiry on December 17, 2012. Photo by David P. Ball

Michèle Audette, president of the Native Women’s Association of Canada. Photo by David P. Ball

Michele Audette, new president of the Native Women Association of Canada. Photo by David P. Ball

Timmins-James Bay New Democratic Party MP Charlie Angus. Photo by David P. Ball

Harper’s staff allowed only photographers to his visit at the Burnaby Village Museum today. Reporters were denied an opportunity to ask questions at a Vancouver Board of Trade event earlier in the day. Photo: David P. Ball

Justice John Cohen. Photo by David P. Ball

My photography is regularly licensed to Canada’s foremost museums seeking documentary imagery for exhibits, including:

• The Canadian Museum of History (Gatineau, Que.)
• The Canadian Human Rights Museum (Winnipeg, Man.)
• The International School of Geneva (Geneva, Switzerland)
• The Museum of Anthropology (Vancouver, B.C.): Exhibit
• Canadian Centre for Architecture (Montreal, Que.): Exhibit An unstable environmental history of modern Canada
• Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum

I have also licensed photographs to academic textbooks and publications including:

• John Wiley & Sons Canada, Ltd. (Our Work: Abnormal Psychology 5th ed.)
• University of Toronto Press (Inheriting What Lives On From Vancouver’s Disappeared Women)
• Canada Wide Media Ltd. (public figure image licensing)
• Cheneliere Education (5100-CG classroom text)
• Rubicon Publishing Inc. (Issues 21 classroom text)
• Transcontinental Publishing (Destinations ESL textbook)
• University of Toronto Press (Responses to Human Trafficking, Dispossession, and Violence)

International publications including:

• Bild am Sonntag (Germany),
• Neue Post (Germany),
• CIM Magazine
• Daily Mail (UK),
• New York Post (US)

Please contact me to inquire about licensing high resolution versions of any of my photographs, or to request a particular subject

Photographic subjects include:

• Justin Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal leader
• Stephen Harper, former Canadian Prime Minister and Conservative leader
• David Suzuki, Canadian broadcaster and scientist
• Jagmeet Singh, New Democratic Party of Canada leader
• Bob Rae, former Liberal Party of Canada leader, Ontario Premier and Canadian Health Minister
• Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, president of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs (UBCIC)
• Former NDP Canada leader and Quebec MNA Thomas Mulcair
• Michele Audette, Canadian Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls inquiry commissioner
• A Tribe Called Red, Polaris award-winning electronic musicians