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Tag Archives: Photography News
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
Posted in art, Black & White Photography, Canada, City, Creative Writing, Documentary Photography, Downtown, People, Photography Articles, Photojournalism, Spring, street, Street Photography, Toronto, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Art, Black & White Photography, Canada, City, Creative Writing, Documentary Photography, Downtown Toronto, People, Petapixel, Photo Art, Photograph, Photographs, Photography, Photography News, Photography Tips, Photography Writing, Photojournalism, Photos, street, Street Photography, Toronto, Urban, Urban Photography
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Limited Edition Photography Book
So I’m done editing my photos for the upcoming book (first of maybe five). Just starting to design the cover. Here’s a screenshot of it so far. I’m sure it’ll change by the time I’m done. Same with the title … Continue reading
Posted in art, Black & White Photography, Canada, Chinatown, City, Distillery District, Documentary Photography, Downtown, Dundas Square, Toronto, Financial District, Interior Photography, Kensington Market, Little India, Little Italy, Night Photography, People, Photography News, Photojournalism, Portrait Photography, Protests, Rallies, Marches, Rain, Reflections, Sculptures & Statues, St. Lawrence Market, street, Street Photography, Subway, The Danforth, Toronto, Toronto City Hall, TTC, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Art, Black & White Photography, Books, Canada, Candid Photography, City, Digital Photographs, Digital Photography, Documentary Photography, Dundas Square, Kensington Market, Night Photography, Photo Art, Photograph, Photographs, Photography, Photography Books, Photography News, Photojournalism, Photos, St. Lawrence Market, street, Street Photography, Toronto, Urban, Urban Photography
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Meet Kenzie
For a little change I thought today I’d share my new (well, relatively new) camera, Kenzie. My big Canon 5D is named Wilson, after the ball in the Tom Hanks movie, Cast Away. Kenzie is named after Kensington Market, which … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture Photography, art, Black & White Photography, Camera News, Canada, Chinatown, City, Dogs, Downtown, Event Photography, Financial District, High Dynamic Range, Industrial Photography, Interior Photography, Kensington Market, Landscape Photography, Leslieville, light & shadow, Macro Photography, Night Photography, Panoramic Photography, Parks, People, Photography News, Portrait Photography, Product Photography, Reflections, Sky & Clouds, St. Lawrence Market, street, Street Photography, Sunny, Toronto, Toronto City Hall, TTC, urban, Urban Photography, Winter Photography
Tagged Art, Black & White Photography, Digital Photography, Film Photography, Fuji 14mm f2.8 prime lens, Fuji 23mm f2 lens, Fuji X Pro 2, Harry Benz Straps, Kensington Market, Lensmate Camera Accessories, Night Photography, People, Photo Art, Photograph, Photographs, Photography, Photography News, Photography Tips, Photojournalism, Photos, photoshop, Portraits, St. Lawrence Market, street, Street Photography, Urban, Urban Photography
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Toronto Toronto
I got out for my first walkabout downtown with my new Fujifilm X Pro 2. Being not that used to shooting primes, I had a hard time with it and didn’t get many shots with which I was really pleased, … Continue reading
Posted in art, Autumn, Camera News, Canada, City, Downtown, People, Reflections, Sky & Clouds, street, Street Photography, Toronto, Toronto City Hall, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Architecture, Art, Blue Sky, City, Downtown Toronto, Fuji 14mm f2.8 prime lens, Fuji X Pro 2, People, Photo Art, Photograph, Photographs, Photography, Photography News, Photojournalism, Photos, Reflections, Sky & Clouds, Skyscrapers, street, Street Photography, Toronto City Hall, Urban, Urban Photography
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Van Stage
I caught these two playing a little concert from the open doors of their van. This was at Trinity Bellwoods Park out in the west end a month back. Very cool. And they had a good number of people stretched … Continue reading
Posted in art, Autumn, Black & White Photography, Canada, Cars, City, Downtown, People, Photography News, street, Street Photography, Toronto, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Art, Black & White Photography, Cars, City, Concert, Digital Photography, Musicians, People, Photo Art, Photograph, Photographs, Photography, Photography News, Photojournalism, Photos, street, Street Photography, Toronto, Trinity Bellwoods Park, Urban, Urban Photography, Vans, Vehicles
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Church under big sky
Got out for a long walk yesterday. Drove to River St. & Queen St. E. and walked west to Dufferin St. & Dundas St. W. Google Maps show that to be just over 13 kms there and back. Got a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture Photography, art, Black & White Photography, Canada, Church, City, Downtown, light & shadow, Sky & Clouds, Street Photography, Toronto, Urban Photography
Tagged Architecture, Art, Black & White Photography, Canon 16-35 f4 L Glass, Canon 5D Mrk III, Churches, Digital Photographs, Digital Photography, Downtown Toronto, Dundas St. W., Lightroom 5, Photo Art, Photographs, Photography, Photography News, Photos, Skyscrapers, Street Photography, Urban Photography
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Canon 5D Mrk III Full-frame DSLR
Well, it’s finally here — the much anticipated Canon full-frame 5D Mrk III. When I bought my Canon T2i one of my biggest worries was that I wouldn’t use it as much as I was using my old Panasonic point … Continue reading
Posted in Camera News, Photography News, Street Photography, Toronto, Urban Photography
Tagged Art, Black & White Photography, Camera News, Camera Rumours, Canon 1Dx, Canon 5D Mrk III, Digital Photographs, Digital Photography, Downtown Toronto, Full-Frame Camera, New Cameras, Nikon D4, Nikon D800, People, Photo Art, Photographs, Photography, Photography News, Photos, Street Photography, Urban Photography
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Micro Four Thirds Mirrorless Camera First Look
I’ve been waiting for this new pro series Micro 4/3rds system camera for a while now. The first photos I saw of the Olympus OM-D E-M5 included an accessory grip for the side and a battery grip, which to my … Continue reading