Toronto Family Photographer :: Cheers!
Elliot and his grampy…cut from the same cloth (though one might argue that this is because his grampy and his daddy are cut from the same cloth, too). Why do kids love to do this so much?
Toronto Photographer :: Sometimes I get bored…
After I put Elliot down to bed tonight, I got a bit bored, and decided to do my best David Hobby impression, though I replaced the Mountain Dew with a wonderful bottle of vin rouge (eagle-eyed readers will notice the red ring symmetry, courtesy of my 85 f/1.2L mkII on the left) The setup here [...]
Toronto Photographer :: On f/stops and trigonometry
Fair warning: this is going to be a very geeky post, involving, as the title suggests, f/stops and a whole bunch of basic trigonometry. I assure you, it’s easy enough to follow (and, in my opinion, is fairly critical for any photographer to understand), but if these types of things don’t concern you, then by [...]
Toronto Family Photographer :: Sometimes There’s Just No Pleasing ‘Em
Sometimes, things just suck! Just ask Elliot.
Toronto Photographer :: My Digital Photography Workflow
One of the most common questions I hear is “What is your workflow?” The issue of how to deal with digital images once they are captured seems to perplex many photographers. However, the basics of a digital photography workflow are really quite simple, and with a few fundamental principles – tweaked to meet your needs [...]
Toronto Family Photographer :: Film is Not Dead, Episode 1
Digital photography is great, and will remain the primary medium in which I work as a photographer. For me, and I suspect most others, the primary benefit of digital is not necessarily image quality (though the latest digital sensors, such as the 21MP sensor in my Canon 5DmkII, provide an incredible level of image quality), [...]