Tag Archives: Canon 24-105mm F4 L Glass

Some oldies in colour

Posted on April 30, 2021 by The Lazy Photographer

All of these shots date back to 2012/2013. I’ve re-edited each of them. With the first two I was trying my hand at a cinematic colour palette, employing teal in the shadows and redish yellow in the highlights. I find … Continue reading →

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Lazy Photographer Book – Book Flip

Posted on December 9, 2018 by The Lazy Photographer

Lazy Photographer Book Update: So I finally received my copy of my new book “Theses Days Will Pass.” I really like how it came out. Upgrading to the 100# premium luster was definitely the right call. You can follow … Continue reading →

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Sometimes less is more

Posted on February 27, 2018 by The Lazy Photographer

Now this here is something completely different for me. I attended a studio lighting workshop on the weekend with a buddy and got the opportunity to shoot this lovely model. It was a fun day.

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Bay St Trees

Posted on January 15, 2018 by The Lazy Photographer

I was drawn to the reflection of the trees but once a person walked through my frame I knew what I wanted. I waited maybe five minutes, snapping random people passing by until I got this one, which I’m pretty … Continue reading →

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Still Life

Posted on July 31, 2017 by The Lazy Photographer

Something about this shot really appeals to me. I snapped this early one Saturday morning on Yonge Street. Later in the morning it would have been next to impossible to get this, with no people or cars cluttering up the … Continue reading →

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Into the sunset

Posted on March 8, 2017 by The Lazy Photographer

I shot this just a couple of weekends back during a day long walkabout with a buddy of mine. We worked the scene awhile as the sun set on Queen West until I got luck and caught this. Hope you … Continue reading →

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Toronto Old City Hall

Posted on December 10, 2016 by The Lazy Photographer

I snapped this back in early August. Bay street was closed for some weekend construction work, which allowed me the opportunity to stand far enough back to get the entire building in the shot. They sure don’t build them like … Continue reading →

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Tattooed Tommy

Posted on September 26, 2016 by The Lazy Photographer

Here’s another shot I took back in June on my vacation. The title refers to his pants, not his name. I was near Ryerson snapping photos when I noticed this shirtless dude. He looked like bad business, to be honest, … Continue reading →