Article and photography by Leanne Hay Editing and production by Mike Simpson Hi. I’m Leanne, a photographer from Toronto. Humber Bay Shores, in the city’s west end, is home for me and where I learned to love what Toronto has to offer photographically. My favourite genres are (sunrise) landscape and cityscape photography followed by wildlife…
Thank you Donna Chong for contributing to the Tdot Shots Five Questions interview series. Donna is a long term supporter; we appreciate your participation in our photo walks, and for your support of other photographers and creators in Toronto! Be sure to follow Donna: @donnachong21 Who are you? My name is Donna and I started…
Berczy Park is one of my favourite places in downtown Toronto, and I’m sure I’m not alone. The park is just outside the financial district and light at the end of day streaks across the wide-open plaza, enveloping people sitting and strolling, and highlighting the amazing and innovative fountain at the centre of it all….
Photography and writing by Michèle Thompson aka Magpienmoo WHAT IS FOREGROUND? Let’s start with explaining what foreground is and why it is important in photography. In photography, the foreground is as the word suggests, the part of the scene that is closest to the viewer/camera. When you look through your viewfinder on your camera or…
We are happy to announce that we have resumed our photo walks in collaboration with our sister project Tdot Shots. You can see our schedule post for more general details. Our policy is to conduct our events according to public health guidelines. Because of covid we limit the number of people who can come –…
Photo walks are back! As Toronto re-opens we will introduce our meetups for photographers. You don’t have to have a pro camera – some come with smartphones. For reasons of safety and to promote networking we’ll limit our numbers to about 20 people for our walks. If you are a member we welcome you to…