At first Ronny D’Haene didn’t want to be involved in the creative process of crafting a documentary about his late brother. Article content

“I shoot nature. I don’t shoot people,” said the self-taught Sarnia photographer, known for his pictures of wildlife. Article content Article content

“So, I didn’t think I was a good fit.”

But a comment from Donald, his other brother, intent on memorializing the life of Erik D’Haene, changed his mind, Ronny D’Haene said, about becoming director of photography for the project.

Donald D’Haene told him, he said, it wasn’t about chasing accolades, but making Erik’s story known.

“And when he said those words, it changed everything.”

Erik D’Haene, a “larger than life” personality, who died from a drug overdose at age 54 in Vancouver five years ago,

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