climate change activist and science communicator; photographer; mapmaker
Equipment, examples, history – all matters photographic
This looks really useful: Magic Lantern, open-source extra control features for Canon’s dSLR cameras. I am going to give it a try on my 5D Mk II when I have time to spare from school and climate work.
For a long time there has been a utility called CHDK that works on some of Canon’s point-and-shoot cameras.
Ontario’s premier – along with the presidents of the University of Toronto, York, Ryerson, and OCAD – visited Massey College last night. I was asked to take some photos.
R.W. Boyer is quite a fine photographer, and a master with the Fuji X100s. His website also has lots of good information on lighting and technique.
Taking a break from studying, I got some photos of the results of yesterday’s ice storm.
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I have added some new high dynamic range shots to my “Massey by Day” set:
On Thursday I got a few photos at the University of Toronto’s John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture.
My next task – as coursework, teaching, comp prep, and scholarship applications allow – is processing and uploading my photos from this year’s Founders’ Gaudy at Massey
I have finished processing and uploading my photos from my cousin Ivanka’s wedding.
My brother Mica also made a video about the event.
My friend Chelsea Jeffery has an exhibition of photographic equipment on at Pearson Airport in Toronto, entitled: “In View: Moments from Canadian Photographic History”. It includes a variety of cameras and prints, as well as related materials like catalogs and
I headed out there today to have a look and take some photos.
More information is available through the Photographic Historical Society of Canada.