This past Friday was the Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School Prom at the Ajax Convention Centre. The dresses were beautiful, the kids were lots of fun, the security was secure, and the fruit juice flowed like (non-alcoholic) wine.
As a professional photographer, I belong to both the Professional Photographers of Canada and it’s provincial division, the Professional Photographers of Ontario.
Every year, the Toronto Catholic District School Board Staff Arts group hosts a comedy play in the late winter, and a musical near the end of the school year.
Just a few months ago, you saw the images I made for the Toronto Zombie Walk 2009. What you didn’t know is my friend Peter was there videotaping me, and has compiled the footage for youtube. Click ‘Read More’ to see the video…
Hope your 2009 was as good as your 2010 should be!
Well, two months great, one month a bust. I’m still ahead, aren’t I? For December’s entry to the Monthly Project, I was going to shoot a burlesque troop for their Christmas show.
I really have to find a name for this project. Anyways, October’s shoot was SO successful, I almost immediately went hunting for November. And I wasn’t disappointed in what I found.
This is the second year in a row I shot Tom and Charlene’s Christmas card. Okay, you may recognize this guy from Jane & Mike’s wedding a few posts ago. That’s because Tom has been my best friend since high school – and Mike is his brother.
“Who are the people in your neighbourhood?” – Not only one of my favourite Sesame Street segments as a kid, but also a fitting title for a personal project I’ve decided to undertake.
More kids!! More kids!! Maybe I should start shooting adults sometime… Anyways, we shot Olivia on her Grandparent’s property, utilizing both the fall colours of the woods and the grassy fields.