Last Saturday I was at the St. Lawrence market, and took this image with my iPhone 15 in panorama mode. Some of the people in the image were in motion, which can “confuse” the camera in pano mode.
Not Much Action at the Bike Rental
Another image from last week, a few days after the big storm. I cropped this image to make it more panoramic
Sunglasses
Last Wednesday I was out with my “Wednesday Gang” of photography friends. One of them was wearing some great sunglasses that caught the light by a window in the coffee shop where we were all congregating.
Three Days After the Storm
It has been three days since the big storm in Toronto.
I was downtown in the Dundas and Spadina area this morning. Lots of sun, and lots of snow, as the clean up continues.
All images taken with my Sony a7ii body and Voigtlander 15mm f/4,5 Superwide Heliar lens.
Two More ICM Portraits
Today, two more ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) portraits, both taken at the same meetup at the Only Cafe In Toronto.
Both were taken with my Sony a7ii body, and Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 Superwide Heliar.
Another Snowy Day in Toronto
Out today with friends in the snow here in Toronto. I pointed my iPhone down one alley and came up with this image.
Another Coffee Shop Portrait
Another image from yesterday morning at the coffee shop, this time my friend Jeff.
Experimental Portrait
This morning as an experiment I tried an ICM (intentional camera movement) portrait of my friend Ori. The exposure was 0.8 seconds and I moved the camera in my hands. I quite like the results!
Hand Tinting Revisited
I am getting back into hand tinting, but using a digital workflow. Using an iPad, the Procreate app, and an Apple Pencil, I find the process of laying down digital “pigment” and then thinning it out to get the desired level of transparency to be very reminiscent of how I used to do it with darkroom prints and photo oils.
People at the Art Gallery of Ontario
I love photographing people at the AGO (Art Galley on Ontario)!
All images taken with my Sony a6100 and 7Artisans 10mm f/3.5 lens.
My Third Eye 