Dave, The Lazy Photographer
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http://www.LazyPhotographer.ca
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Tag Archives: Photojournalism
St Paddy’s Day
It was nice to see so many people out to attend the St Paddy’s Day parade here in Toronto last Sunday. It was the first event to be cancelled when the city when into covid lockdown back in 2020, sadly. … Continue reading
Posted in art, Canada, City, Colour Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown, Dundas Square, Toronto, Event Photography, People, Photojournalism, Portrait Photography, street, Street Photography, Sunny, Toronto, TTC, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Canada, Colour Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown Toronto, parade, People, Photo Art, Photographs, Photography, Photojournalism, st paddy's day, Street Photography, Toronto, Urban Photography
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Toronto in Transition
These small buildings won’t be around much longer, as Toronto races to demolish our history for more condo towers. I’m not complaining. I get it. But whenever I see these heritage buildings I always imagine what they must have looked … Continue reading
Posted in Abandoned Buildings, Architecture Photography, art, Black & White Photography, Canada, City, Colour Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown, Photojournalism, Storefronts, street, Street Photography, Toronto, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Architecture, Buildings, Canada, City, Documentary Photography, Downtown Toronto, People, Photo Art, Photographs, Photography, Photojournalism, Street Photography, Toronto, Urban Photography
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Floating image format
I recently discovered one of the editing programs I use (ACDSee Pro) allows me to create a white background and have my image float on it with a drop shadow that gives the appearance of it hanging on a wall. … Continue reading
Posted in art, Canada, City, Colour Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown, Photojournalism, street, Street Photography, Toronto, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged City, Documentary Photography, Downtown Toronto, Graffiti, People, Photo Art, Photographs, Photography, Photojournalism, Street Photography, Urban Photography
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Winter in Toronto
Posted in Architecture Photography, art, Canada, City, Colour Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown, light & shadow, People, Photojournalism, Snow, street, Street Photography, Streetcars, TTC, urban, Urban Photography, Winter Photography
Tagged Architecture, Art, Birds, Canada, City, Colour Photography, Digital Photographs, Documentary Photography, Downtown Toronto, People, Photo Art, Photographs, Photography, Photojournalism, Photos, Street Photography, Toronto, Urban, Urban Photography, Winter
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Toronto at dusk
Happy New Year, everyone… Hope y’all had a wonderful holiday break. Here in Toronto, thanks to the Omicron variant, we go back into lockdown again tomorrow for a couple of weeks. Oh well, what’cha gonna do, right? My holiday was … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture Photography, art, Canada, Chinatown, City, Colour Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown, Night Photography, People, Photojournalism, Rain, Reflections, street, Street Photography, streetcar, Toronto, TTC, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Architecture, Art, Chinatown, City, Digital Photographs, Digital Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown Toronto, Dusk, Filmores Hotel, Fuji XPro2, Fujinon XF 18mm f2 R, Night Photography, People, Photo Art, Photographs, Photography, Photojournalism, Photos, street, Street Photography, Streetcars, TTC, Urban, Urban Photography
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Toronto’s getting back to normal
Here are a few more shots, taken over the past couple of weeks… My city is slowly recovering from the pandemic. We’re not out of the woods yet but we’re definitely on the right track. Sure would be a disaster … Continue reading
Posted in art, Canada, Chinatown, City, Colour Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown, People, Photojournalism, street, Street Photography, Toronto, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Art, City, Digital Photographs, Digital Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown Toronto, Fuji X Pro 2, Fujinon XF 18mm f2 R, People, Photo Art, Photographs, Photography, Photojournalism, Photos, Street Photography, Urban Photography
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Dogs and other stuff
A few colour shots take out in Chinatown and Kensington Market. The last one I took at the Eaton Centre downtown. If you prefer b/w street photographer, hop on over to my Instagram feed.
Posted in Animal Photography, art, Canada, Chinatown, City, Colour Photography, Documentary Photography, Dogs, Downtown, Eaton Centre, Kensington Market, People, Photojournalism, Queen West, street, Street Photography, Summer, Toronto, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Canada, Chinatown, City, Colour Photography, Documentary Photography, Eaton Centre, Fuji X Pro 2, Fujinon XF 18mm f2 R, Kensington Market, People, Photographs, Photography, Photojournalism, Storefronts, Street Photography, Toronto, Urban Photography
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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
Posted in Animal Photography, art, Black & White Photography, Canada, City, Documentary Photography, Downtown, Kensington Market, Leslieville, People, Photojournalism, Queen West, street, Street Photography, Toronto, urban, Urban Photography
Tagged Art, Black & White Photography, Digital Photography, Documentary Photography, Downtown Toronto, Kensington Market, People, Photo Art, Photographs, Photography, Photojournalism, Photos, Queen Street West, Street Photography, Urban Photography
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