A little B&W goes a long way
People who know me, know me for my colour photography. I was never a guy for black and whites. But that doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate them at all. They
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Being prepared
Landscape photography has a lot to do with proper lighting. It makes a world of difference so it’s always a good thing to know when that natural light is at
Negative space isn’t so bad
In most cases you will want the subject to stand out in your photo. There are several ways to accomplish this, with Negative space being one of them. In photography,
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A look at Stephen Mallon’s photography
Just the other day I came across a photographer’s portfolio that really interested me, so I thought I’d share it with you as well. More specifically, I came across Stephen
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Benched
Why did I take this photo? This bench is what attracted me in the first place. It was all by its lonesome amongst the dirty ground that it stuck out
Using scale to create striking images
This photo that I captured on the mountainside of Nikko, Japan is a good example of where scale is used effectively. The winding road on the right side, with the
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Why are you so foggy all the time?
You get off a 10 hour flight around 5am and then take the taxi to your hotel. You’ve landed in Fiji, starting off your 10-day vacation of a lifetime. You
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Volunteer for the 2015 Luminato Festival!
Although summer isn’t here in Toronto yet, it’s never too early to start thinking of what you’ll be doing! My friends at the Luminato Festival are now looking for volunteers
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