After all these years of living in Toronto, I finally got to see the blooming Sakura trees in Toronto’s High Park. Two thousand of these trees were presented to Toronto by the Japanese ambassador to Canada in 1959. It was a gift of appreciation for accepting re-located Japanese-Canadians after World War II.
Here are some remaining photos from last year which I haven’t posted. There is no real relation between any of them except the first three. Definitely looking forward to posting more images as soon as I get more projects wrapped up. Cheers, and hopefully you’re enjoying this wonderful year so far.
Hands down one of the best establishments in Toronto for live music. A $10 door cover charge will let you see one of the best bands in town….and maybe even in Canada, The Dave Murphy Band. They usually play Friday nights, so get there early if you want to get a good place to stand. That’s right, because most of the seats are likely all reserved in advance. If you’re a music lover, then you will definitely love the band and the place. Good times all around!
So here is my final post of the year. It’s been a great year and not only in the photography sense. Some of you may not know, but I also work as a 3D artist in the visual effects industry. I recently got a gig on two big feature films which will be coming out this summer. One being Jack The Giant Killer and the other Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Very exciting stuff. So yea, been quite busy recently……and I’m gonna be even more busy this summer with more weddings. Can’t wait!!!! Lots of good things are lining up 🙂
Happy New Years everyone!!!!!
Remember, do what you love, keep focusing on your dreams and they will come true.
See you in 2012!
Sometimes it’s really hard to photograph the city you live in, mainly due to the fact that you see it everyday. My main goal here was to capture interesting compositions through shape, tone and contrast between shadows and light.
