Eaton Centre Bridge
Last month I made a couple of photo stops around Toronto. After the AGO, I stopped by the WilkinsonEyre designed pedestrian bridge that connects Hudson Bay’s flagship store with the Eaton Centre mall. The Hudson Bay end of the bridge has a circular opening to accommodate the arches of the building, while the Eaton Centre […]
Frank Gehry & the AGO
I have a mild obsession with staircases in general and one of my all-time favorites is the Frank Gehry designed staircase at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Every visit results in new takes on this beauty. The warm tones of the wood (Douglas fir) make the color versions inviting, while the black & white offers […]
One of our favorite locations in Toronto: the Aga Khan Museum
If you ever find yourself in Toronto, take the time to go visit the Aga Khan Museum! Designed by Maki and Associates and Moriyama & Teshima Architects, the museum is a gorgeous site with a beautiful garden and the nearby Ismaili Centre. The museum is definitely one of our favorite locations in Toronto, with its minimalist architecture […]
Revisiting the AGO
Oh how I love a good staircase. Add Frank Gehry to the mix and I’m not sure it can be beat! So, on my last visit to Toronto I made sure to take advantage of their Wednesday night free admission to explore the museum and get a few more shots of the incredibly designed staircase […]
Aga Khan Museum/Ismaili Centre
My favorite photo stop from my last trip to Toronto was the Aga Khan Museum and Ismaili Centre. Such clean, minimalistic design by Fumihiko Maki and Charles Correa in collaboration with Toronto-based architectural firm Moriyama and Teshima, makes photographing easy. I loved focusing on the various angles of the exterior, isolating segments of the […]
Stairway | Gehry | AGO
In my last post I shared some workshop images from my time in Toronto. I stayed a couple extra days and visited the Art Gallery of Ontario for a couple reasons. First, because there was a Georgia O’Keeffe exhibit and she’s one of my favorite artists. Second because it’s designed by one of my favorite […]
Toronto Workshop Recap
A few weeks ago Michael Muraz and I led a weekend workshop in Toronto. We started with a pre-workshop online presentation to prepare participants for a weekend of shooting. We shared our on-location approach to subjects, compositional tools and tips on working in series. A few days later we met up for our weekend of […]
