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Author Archives: Richard Wintle
Setting a new record for lateness… the 2017 top ten
As we approach 2019, it’s about time I got around to sorting out 2017’s best pictures(!). Readers, I present to you: my top ten photographs of last year. So, in no particular order, we have: Simon Pagenaud in turn 1, … Continue reading
2016 Top Ten (plus one)
It seems ridiculous that my last post on Occam’s Typewriter was my favourite ten photographs of 2015… posted in June of the following year(!). That’s some top-shelf procrastination right there, folks. So, as partial remedy, I’m posting my picks of … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies, motorsports, nature, Photography, racing, travel
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2015 Top Ten
I know it’s already halfway through June, but here are my ten favourite photographs of 2015, in no particular order. Strangely, no motorsports made the list, unless you count the tractor. 1. November – Ascot Royals at First Canadian Place, … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies, Photography, sports
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TO2015 Tally
And so, that is that. The Toronto 2015 Pan Am and Parapan Am Games are finished, and I’ve retired my photo credentials and numbered vest. With as little regret as possible I’ve given back the very nice equipment I borrowed from Nikon Photo … Continue reading
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Busy, busy, busy – the Pan Am games are here!
As of Friday, Toronto and places near it are officially in the throes of the 2015 Pan Am and Parapan Am Games. And I find myself with (a) a full media photographer’s credential, (b) access to every single competition venue, … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies, Pan Am games, Photography, Toronto
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Did someone say “cold”?
With whatever the current digital version of “mercury” is dipping to an overnight low of 25 below*, and an expected daytime high tomorrow of only two degrees higher, I for one am not planning on venturing outside unless I absolutely … Continue reading
Cuban heat in downtown Toronto
On a day before a major snowfall on our neighbours just over the border in Buffalo, and an infuriating mix of snow and wind in Toronto: some photos of Cuban-Canadian singer Adonis Puentes, and legendary Cuban Tres maestro Pancho Amat. With a sizzling band, … Continue reading
Posted in Adonis Puentes, First Canadian Place, Hobbies, Music, Pancho Amat, Photography, Toronto
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DEDPXL recap
[Warning – this post contains, at the bottom, one image with mature content. Potential triggers: suicide, depression, addiction.] Back in March of this year, I posted about how I’d jumped in to a new online photographic community named DEDPXL, run … Continue reading
Posted in DEDPXL, Hobbies, Photography, Zack Arias
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Non-science: Concert Photography in Downtown Toronto
I seem to be morphing, at least part of the time, into a concert photographer. Toronto singer-songwriter Kai tears the roof off. Let me explain.
Posted in First Canadian Place, Hobbies, Music, on stage, Photography, Toronto
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