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Posted in BlogTO, Photojournalism on Jun 25th, 2008
Turkey, Euro 2008’s cinderella story, was finally eliminated after a 3-2 loss to Germany in the semi-finals. For the first time since my World Cup Project in 2006 I went out to document soccer fans in Toronto, spurred on by the fact I live down the road from a Turkish Cafe called Kara Altin. [...]
Posted in Newspaper, Photojournalism on Jun 24th, 2008
Busy weekend in the city! I had eight gigs! There are so many festivals in the summer and the solstice weekend was perfect for parties and BBQs.
The only trouble this weekend was that I got seriously burned on Sunday as I was on Lake Ontario three times in three different boats covering the Dragon Boat [...]
Posted in Newspaper, Photojournalism on Jun 14th, 2008
Two kids duke it out in the gladiator ring as part of Canadian Martyrs’ Elementary School Spring Fling Festival.
As taken for the Toronto Community News.
Posted in Newspaper, Photojournalism on Jun 14th, 2008
If you haven’t seen or heard of Monster Factory, then I am honored to introduce you to the cutest stuffed toys you’ll ever see. I spotted them at the Beaches Arts & Crafts Show at Kew Gardens this weekend while on assignment for the Toronto Community News.
Posted in Newspaper, Photojournalism on May 29th, 2008
Grade 12 student Zarishta Amiri (left) cuts the hair of Naomi Tremblay while grade 11 student Angela Herzog (right) straightens Krystal Taylor’s hair at the Blooms and Bargains open house at Bendale Business and Technical Instutute May 29th.
A pretty amazing school from what I could tell. They pretty much had every trade [...]
Posted in Newspaper, Photojournalism on May 10th, 2008
Participants and teachers at the Yoga-thon for Schizophrenia at the Distillery District. Over 80 participants raised money to support the Schizophrenia Society of Ontario’s Early Intervention Program.
As photographed for the Toronto Community News.
Posted in BlogTO, Photojournalism on May 5th, 2008
I caught a wonderful spring-in-the-city moment when Bloor Stree Fitness decided to re-paint their iconic red gloves. I got lots of photos as I kept going back document the progress. More photos can be found here.
Posted in Newspaper, Photojournalism on Apr 8th, 2008
Murray Hedges waits on the McCowan overpass for the repatriation of a Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan. Murray is with the Scarborough Association of Seniors and stands on the bridge for every repatriation.
As taken for the Toronto Community News.