I love spring in Toronto because the energy in the city is elevated to an 11. It seems that the residence were weighed down by the darkness and cold of winter, and are...
I purposely held out on Pinterest for a long time, not because I didn't believe it was a good product or doubt that it can be an effective marketing tool, but because I...
Sending you a travel Postcard with one of my favorite travel quotes of all time, from the ever so wise Ralph Waldo Emerson. “Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where...
In late 2010, I spent four months in France. It was my first time in Europe and I couldn't have picked a better place to get my first taste of the continent. I...
For this month's photography book review, I'm moving away from technical photography literature to shed light on a case of posthumous photographic discover. Maier's story moved me, and as my interest in her life...
Every Friday, I write a segment called Postcards from the Road where I pair up my images with one of the top 50 most popular travel quotes. I began this project to keep...
While I am so pathetically unaccustomed to the freezing Ontario winter, I’m always surprised and impressed by the tenacity of Torontonians in the heart of Canadian winter. The snowfall, ice, and slush do...
The previous post 8 Photography Tips for Travel Bloggers was so well-received it inspired me to flip the whole concept around and offer some blogging tips for photographers. I picked the blogs of...
One September afternoon, my college roommate told me about a tribe in China where people lived in matriarchy, a place where there is no concept of marriage nor paternity. 8 months later, I...
There’s no better time to write about David’s book than having just finished it. One of the first thoughts is how dense this book is, Photographically Speaking is packed with information and knowledge....
One of the best tools in my Adobe Photoshop CS tool belt is the ability to use Photoshop Curves to adjust the color and contrast of my images. I am able to save...
Newton's laws of motion states that in the absence of any net force, an object in motion will stay in motion, and an object at rest will stay resting. I can't help but...
