Tag Archives: Black & White Photography

Some recent B/W shots of Toronto

Been getting out a lot, now that spring has sprung. But I’ve been lazy about posting here. Mostly I’m posting to Instagram nowadays. I seem to get more action over there. Anyway, hope you like these shots. If you want … Continue reading

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Long Live Ukraine and Death to Putin

Canada has the third largest population of Ukrainians in the world, next only to Ukraine itself and Russia. Two weekends ago, there was a huge rally in support of Ukraine in downtown Toronto. It was the second biggest rally I’ve … Continue reading

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Some B/W Toronto for ya

To change it up a tad I thought I’d share some b/w images. If you already follow me on Instagram, then you’ve likely seen these. The top three are very recent images, while the last one dates back to 2013. … Continue reading

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Six dogs and a cat

You may not know this about me, but I’m a complete sucker for dogs and cats and photograph them whenever I can. Here are but a few from the past few weeks. Once we reopen our economy and this pandemic … Continue reading

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Upcoming Photography Exhibition

So my buddy Geoff, with whom I spend a lot of time out and about shooting Toronto streets, is having his first photography exhibition. It’s not a huge show, but it’ll be great. If you happen to live in Toronto, … Continue reading

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A dog and his shadow

This one dates back to early September, 2017. I don’t recall where I was but I think it’s from a neighbourhood in Toronto called Cabbagetown. Back then I lived in the suburbs of Scarborough about 20 minutes away by car. … Continue reading

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Bright Spot

Shot this one back in the first day of 2017. Funny how much my life’s changed since then. Back then I was working full time in financial services for a multinational out of Australia. I didn’t hate the job, although … Continue reading

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Do Photos Really Tell Stories?

Here’s my latest article for Petapixel Magazine. Simply, I raise the question, do photographs tell stories, and I attempt to make the argument that they do not. At least not single photos. A group of images that make up a … Continue reading

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