I met up with my friend Yuri this morning. He is an amazing photographer who can find something interesting in any setting.
Portrait of a Friend
Tag: Sony A7ii
The Only Cafe Portrait Series: Jenny
This week I met up with my friend Jenny Crowber. I also sing for Jenny in the Voca Chorus of Toronto.
Toronto Streets
Due to a lot of bad decisions, Toronto is not a city known for amazing architecture. But I have started to enjoy shooting wide shots of row buildings in black and white, cropped to emphasize the horizontal. I took these two last week with my … Continue reading Toronto Streets
Olympus Zuiko 50mm f/1.4
This is a lens I hardly ever shoot with, but yesterday I paired it up with my Sony A7ii and shot it wide open, and was pleasantly surprised by the bokeh.
The Only Cafe Series: Heather
I was out recently with my photography friend Heather and so of course that meant a trip to The Only Cafe for my portrait series project. As always for this project, I used my Sony A7ii and vintage Helios 44 58mm f/2 lens
The Only Cafe Portrait Series: Chris
Yesterday I met up with my good film photography friend Chris for a chat and a portrait at the Only Cafe. It was a nice visit!
As always for this project, I shot with my Sony A7ii, and my vintage Helios 44 58mm f/2 lens.
The Only Cafe Portrait Series: Heidi
It has been a little while since my last entry for this project. This morning I had a lovely meetup with my artist friend Heidi.
As always for this project, I used my Sony A7ii with the vintage Helios 44 5mm f/2 lens.
Inside the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
Recently back at the AGO; so much architecture I love there! Taken with Sony A7ii, Nikkor 20mm f/2.8 lens, via adapter
Chairs In the Ice
Down in the Beaches again this week, and noticed two Muskoka chairs frozen in the ice. I took this image with my Sony A7ii and my TTArtisans 50mm f/2 lens.
Ice on the Shores of Lake Ontario
On Boxing Day (December 26th) of this year, I went with a couple of friends to the Beaches to shoot the ice that had built up along the water. The ice was amazing; the look and texture different from what I had seen in the past.
I used my Sony A7ii with an old Canon FD 200mm f/4 lens, which at the very least allowed me to not have to walk on too much of the slippery ice!
My Third Eye 