Brooklyn to Jersey
December 19, 2019
Continuing with all those NYC images. When in town for a workshop, there’s A LOT of shooting! This is the first year we spent so
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Continuing with all those NYC images. When in town for a workshop, there’s A LOT of shooting! This is the first year we spent so
Saving my favorite for last, all those curves at the Toronto Reference Library. Only the second time I’ve visited here, yet another location with
Sticking with the black & white theme and Toronto’s Yorkville neighborhood, though moving from One Bloor East’s curves to the angles of our next two
A new location for me! It’s rare to photograph something for the first time on a workshop since we have a tendency to scout places
Still much to share from Toronto. Today is a mix of various locations around the city, all having sharp angles in common. The first is
Toronto has a good amount of Brutalist Architecture, most predominantly its City Hall. Full of curves from a sculptural area in the plaza to
Blue is common to come across in architecture, in large part due to the blue sky reflecting in all those glassy buildings. Then, on occasion,
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is just one of those places that never gets old. As I’m sure you’re aware, I can’t get enough
I led a workshop in Toronto not too long ago and I’ll be sharing a series of posts breaking down some different locations from that
For the 6th year in a row, I was invited back to the Out of Chicago (OOC) Summer Conference. Pretty special as this is where
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