Welp. On a whim I picked up a couple of rolls of film to have another go. The YouTube algorithm apparently thought I should be watching videos about Cinestill 800T. My expectations were not high given my previous experience shooting film but I’m pleased with the results. Here are a few samples:
…and I still don’t really have any words. So instead I’ll share some of my favourite photos. I miss you Dad.
This is some hardcore family nostalgia mainlined straight into my heart. Yes, it’s 80 minutes. You’ve been warned. Maybe take this in over a weekend. I mean, if you’re family; it’s likely not of interest unless you know us 🙂.
My Dad boxes three times a week with Rock Steady Boxing at the Border City Boxing Club in Windsor. When I was down for a visit a few weeks back I attended his Saturday class and captured some moments. This amazing program gives people with Parkinson’s disease hope by improving their quality of life through a boxing-focused fitness curriculum.
It’s that time of year. Once the holiday madness dies down a bit, I like to reflect on the previous year’s photos and start to cull together my top picks for a photo book. I’ve been doing this for the last few years now and I find it to be a great way to enjoy my photos in a more tactile way.
I had a great time shooting photos at the 10C Epic Party this past weekend. It was amazing to see so many incredible artists, musicians and community advocates come together to support this amazing space. The highlight for me was a beautiful and intimate performance by The Lifers. Check them out if you’re into softly plucked strings, accordion swells and lush harmonies!
I’m so grateful our friends Rory and Lauren graciously allowed me to photograph their beautiful daughter Harlow’s one year milestone. It was great to see her just starting to walk around and explore their space. We haven’t seen them as much since they moved a few streets away from our neighbourhood, so it was fun to catch up with them as well.
Continue reading “Harlow Turns One”While visiting my family last year, I was looking through some old photo albums and found a picture of me as a young teenager holding up a pie I was about to put into the oven (I went through a bit of a baking phase).
