Long Exposure Nights in Toronto Hi, I’m Paul Flynn. I’m a photographer and video editor who spends a lot of time shaping stories in the edit suite, but every so often I trade timelines for skylines and head out into the city after dark. Long exposure photography has become one of my favourite ways to reinterpret Toronto….
On November 8, we will take a photo walk through the financial district in downtown Toronto. Hope you will join us! Colour City Photo Contest runs from October 17-31. View site for information. At the event we will stroll, shoot pictures and enjoy networking and the downtown late fall vibe. At this point in the…
Long exposure photograph is a challenge and a fun pursuit. Whether it is deep into the evening or even just low light at twilight, you can find different opportunities to snap some pics. What’s interesting to me is that you can do this kind of photography with pro level gear or just your smartphone. You…
Lynn, the Toronto Photographer Behind @simplepicsbylynn, Chases the Electric Pulse of the City Toronto photographer Lynn, known to her Instagram followers as @simplepicsbylynn, describes herself as a “moment chaser,” and few moments are more captivating than the city in motion after dark. While Lynn’s portfolio is impressively broad—ranging from the architectural landscapes of Toronto to…
Welcome to the contest! Are you ready to enter your best shots! Use hashtag #Tdot_25 during the contest period > October 17 -October 31 Creative photos and edits will have a chance to win prizes from our sponsors – including professional photo printing and design services. Supported by: Thank you sponsors Thank you judges Huge…
Feature images by Anish and Ardian / Animation created by Mike Simpson We love hosting photo events in downtown Toronto. In May we held a fun photo walk and workshop co-hosted with local long exposure expert Paul Flynn. Tdot Shots curator Mike hosted and organized. 15 enthusiastic photographers joined us and snapped some amazing pics!…
Photo credits: photos in Instagram carousel posts by the respective photographers / photos from the contest awards meetup by Sayantan Basu /@justayantan Wow, another amazing photo contest has just wrapped up and we are excited to announce winners and provide feedback from our entrants and judges. While this is not a full critique, our judges…
UPDATE: We have announced the winners. Please read the announcement post! Whew! We have almost wrapped up the Tdot Shots 2023 Photo Contest – just two days left to enter your shots! Of course we have to shout out Prolab Canada, our sponsor, for providing $100 gift certificates in all 3 categories for a fifth year….
Twice a year the Toronto media perks up to announce the incredible event known as Toronto Henge sunset. The next occurrence is today. Though it’s good for a few days up to a week before or after the perfect alignment. What is Toronto Henge? The sun aligns with the East and West streets to create an…
As a photographer, I prefer to shoot in landscape mode, which is more natural to me. I can then post landscape images online to my website or Flickr, and optionally post portrait crop images to social media such as Instagram. In this post I’ll explain my process and share examples.