Notably:
- Canon 24-70 f/2.8L
- Canon 70-200 f/4L
- Canon 100 2.8L macro
- Canon 50 1.4
- Metz 44 AF-1
- Canon 430EX-II
- PocketWizard PlusX (x3)
- Synology NAS
climate change activist and science communicator; photographer; mapmaker — advocate for a stable global climate, reduced nuclear weapon risks, and safe human-AI interaction
Equipment, examples, history – all matters photographic
With my friend Amanda as the model, I photographed some scarves and dresses designed by her housemate Chelsea Martin.
I have a big set of photos up from the second fossil fuel divestment march at the University of Toronto.
My very rough estimate is that 150-200 people took part. If someone has time, they can go through the group shot and count.
The 2014-2015 issue of MasseyNews has been released. It features a great many of my photos, including the front cover and the collage on the back.
Today the Canadian Centre for the Responsibility to Protect convened a panel discussion on Canada’s foreign policy. The panel included Hugh Segal, Stephen Toope, and Marius Grinius. Jennifer Welsh provided a video submission.
During this year’s Founders Gaudy Irish dance lessons were provided for the 17th or 18th year in a row. I got some photos.
I was hired to photograph the launch of Massey College historian Judith Skelton Grant’s book: A Meeting of Minds: The Massey College Story.
The book contains at least two of my photos. There is one of a Massey dinner which I have also made into a mosaic, used as a two-page spread for the front end paper, and one of the college in the snow, used as the back cover.