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Category Archives: First Canadian Place
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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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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Light Fighting
One advantage of working more-or-less right downtown in Toronto is that it’s possible, on occasion, to make time during the day to catch some interesting things going on. I’ve spent some time recently wearing my official photographer’s hat for the … Continue reading
Posted in blues, Colin James, f-stop, First Canadian Place, Hobbies, Music, Photography, rock, Toronto
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