See the whole shoot here.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
TORONTO - THE REST OF THE DAY
After shooting the condom machine, we wandered around downtown for a bit. Jeff got an amazing HDR of the skyline, and I shot the details, as usual.
See the whole shoot here.





See the whole shoot here.
Monday, April 12, 2010
SPENCER GORGE - WEBSTER'S FALLS
So, we live, you know, next door to the "City of Waterfalls," we figure that since we've lived here for three years now we'd better get out and actually see some of these waterfalls. We started with an easy one: Webster's Falls in Spencer Gorge in Dundas.
So, here are a few shots. Once again, Jeff got some amazing HDR. Sunset+Waterfall=Good Times!





Want more? Check our Spencer Gorge set on Flickr.
So, here are a few shots. Once again, Jeff got some amazing HDR. Sunset+Waterfall=Good Times!
Want more? Check our Spencer Gorge set on Flickr.
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
FACTORY SHOOT (TAKE 2)
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Sunday, March 21, 2010
FACTORY SHOOT
I work for a furniture manufacturer, and the building we work in is over 100 years old. It's full of personality, brick walls, wood floors, cool stuff and dust, and we had the opportunity to shoot it in some gorgeous afternoon light after work had finished up for the day. Check out our full set on Flickr.







Monday, March 8, 2010
SPRING FEVER
In the beautiful weather we had this past weekend, we grabbed our cameras and hit the Centreville Pond with Emma to shoot some of the remnants of winter. Check out our Spring Fever set on Flickr!





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Saturday, March 6, 2010
DEPTH OF FIELD - FORKS AND SPOONS EDITION
Part of our second assigment was to use maximum and minimum depth of field on the same subject. Manipulating DoF is one of my FAVOURITE things to do - I was in bokeh heaven!
Here are the two shots of forks and spoons, laid out on a mirror.


Love it!
Here are the two shots of forks and spoons, laid out on a mirror.
Love it!
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
WHAT IS IT?
Part of our second assignment was a "What is it?" shot. We shot various pieces, here are a few:






Let the guessing begin! I know, they're not really all that hard :o)
Let the guessing begin! I know, they're not really all that hard :o)
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