Freaktography is more than just a photographer. He is an Ontario-based urban explorer who uses his talent to capture the haunting beauty of abandoned places and buildings. With a unique perspective and a keen eye for detail, Freaktography's photographs showcase the mesmerizing allure of decay. His work not only documents these forgotten structures but also tells the stories and histories they hold within their walls.

From abandoned houses and hospitals to schools and power plants, Freaktography's portfolio spans a wide range of abandoned locations. His images have been featured worldwide, including in Warner Bro's "The Flash" and the motion picture "Lavender." Buzzfeed, Canadian Geographic, and CTV News are just a few of the prominent outlets that have showcased his work.

Beyond photography, Freaktography is also a writer, public speaker, and documentary filmmaker. His first documentary, "Bob Lanois: Snake Road," explored the life and career of the late music producer Bob Lanois. Currently, Freaktography is working on his second documentary, focusing on legendary Canadian guitar player Bill Dillon.

With his passion for urban exploration and his dedication to capturing poignant images, Freaktography continues to push the boundaries of his craft and inspire others in the process.