some days don’t go as planned but you still get the shot(s)

It's been a while but a few members of the TLR Club finally got together to go out shooting today! We were hoping to go somewhere exotic like Buffalo, but we couldn't get enough people together to make the trip worth our while and then we received several terrific tips on places in and around the Toronto Stockyards neighborhood to check out. Sadly we encountered security, limited access,...

More Local Ruins – another exhibition of photos by the TLR Club

Join the  TLR Club Friday November. 2, from 7-10pm at Balluchon Raymond Inc. for cocktails, killer coffee and snacks. Photography by Richelle Forsey, Martin Helmut Reis, Alejandro Valencia, Kevin McBride and Colin Savage. Balluchon Raymond Inc,  221 Sorauren Ave, Toronto, ON Oct 12 – Nov 15/ 2012 Operating Hours: M-F 6:30am – 3pm, S&S 9am – 3pm

my first photo zine – a sneak preview before Canzine

I'm not new to the zine world, I co- published with great irregularity the zine Katalogue with Andrew Awesome and Ed Sinclair between 2004/2006. We usually held a ridiculous party with fortune tellers, bands, fashion shows, a celebrity museum, visual art and even once, about 100 stuffed animals wrapped in electrical tape (not our best idea).  Our mission  statement (compliments of the Vendart website): "Katalogue is a zine...

looking forward to a winter of shooting

The departure of summer always brings a new season of shooting abandoned buildings et -al. I always manage to shoot more as the temperature plummets. My heightened activity could also be a result of easier access, lax/no security/no one is going to be paying attention to photographers trooping through the snow first thing in the morning in the dead of winter... I also love to re-shoot locations. One...

RMG Exposed 2012!

I am thrilled to be a finalist in the RMG Exposed! Photography Auction. That's the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa ON,  juried photo competition!  The RMG is: "The largest public gallery in Durham Region, the RMG occupies an inspired 36,000 square foot building designed by world-renowned architect Arthur Erickson. Featuring a Permanent Collection of over 4000 works of art, four galleries of diverse & changing exhibitions, vibrant programs,...

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