Saturday, July 04, 2020

My photo book

This is what my little corner of the World looks like in the Winter, images to enjoy in the comfort of your home, or to share with friends.


Welcome to my Quebec

Saturday, December 28, 2019

Editorial photos

From my collection of stock photos








Editorial images for the publishing world.


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Thursday, February 21, 2019

Air Transat, Best Canadian carrier

Air Transat, named World's Best Leisure Airline in 2018, is standing out once again among travellers, who have rated it the top Canadian carrier in Protégez-Vous magazine's airlines ranking. Air Transat is in fourth place among the 11 carriers evaluated.



Protégez-Vous compiled its best airlines ranking based on an online survey conducted October 5-12, 2018, among 2,513 respondents who evaluated various aspects of their flying experiences in the previous two years, including the ticket-buying and seat-booking process, pre-flight welcome, staff courteousness, inflight service, aircraft cleanliness, entertainment and meals available and value for money. The ranking also takes into account flight on-time performance

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Thursday, November 15, 2018

How to write a photo caption

The business side of photography

Warren Toda how to write photo captions

When submitting photos to  a newspaper or pres agency, you need to include a photo caption to capture attention.



Friday, September 07, 2018

USUAL SUSPECTS FAVOURED TO SHINE IN QPCQM RACES

Past winners Greg Van Avermaet (BMC Racing Team), Tim Wellens (Lotto Soudal), Diego Ulissi (UAE Team Emirates) but also former podium finishers like Michael Matthews (Team Sunweb), are again expected to steal the show both on Québec’s Grande Allée on Friday and in Montréal’s Mont Royal on Sunday.

As GPCQM’s executive vice-president Marcel Leblanc explained, “we have a high class field, with several riders in great shape and several former winners like Van Avermaet, Wellens, Ulissi, Rui Coasta and Simon Gerrans, the most often crowned rider in our races with three wins”. And the usual suspects made it clear their ambitions were high in a season where the World championships, held on a hilly course in Innsbruck, Austria, might suit the climbers better than the riders favoured to do well in Canada.



 Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet won in Montréal in 2016 but has yet to raise his arms in Québec City despite four podium finishes in the old capital. “I’m happy to be here again. These are races that suit me well, there’s always a great atmosphere and good crowds. I hope to be at my best level now and to be there in the finale. Hopefully I can win Québec after a few times on the podium.”

Also winner in Montréal in 2015, fellow-Belgian Tim Wellens is eager for more, especially on Sunday, on a course made even harder by the addition of a new climb in the finale. “Montréal suits me better, the course is beautiful and there are fewer turns than here. Of course I’ll be closely watched but when you have the legs you can make a difference,” he said.

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Thursday, July 19, 2018

Olympus om-d EM-1

Sent my back up camera, Olympus OM D E-M1 off to repairs for a broken strap eye. So much for Olympus's full magnesium alloy body construction.  Back using my old trustworthy  Canon 7D

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Sunday, July 08, 2018

The Montreal International Jazz Festival

The Montreal International Jazz Festival holds the 2004 Guiness world record as the world's largest jazz festival. Every year it features roughly 3,000 artists from 30-odd countries, more than 650 concerts . The festival takes place at 20 different stages, which include free outdoor stages and indoor concert halls.

 
Megative outdoor concert














  With 450 free outdoor performance, The Montreal Jazz Festival offers great photo opportunities for freelance photographers such as myself.

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