Toronto, sparkling beautifully. 
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An outdoor family photo shoot
Recently I spent a lovely afternoon in Mississauga’s Erindale Park making a portrait collection for this beautiful family. As you can see, we had fun!
Spirals
Happy garden fridge art!
Dandelion delights
There’s nothing like being presented with a bouquet of bright yellow #dandelions on a spring day – unless you run through a field of #fluffy seed heads in a slight breeze. 
Going home
Heading home moment: end of day commuters waiting for their train. #Union_Station, #Toronto, #commuters
Double Vision 2016!
Double portrait made by myself and Toronto artist Juliana Kolesova for the CAPIC show called Double Vision, which opened last night. What a fun party! Thanks to all my wonderful friends who came – it was great to see you! This interesting show is at Todmorden Mills’ Papermill Gallery and runs until March 20.
Good photographers found here
I’m now a member of CAPIC, the Canadian Association of Professional Image Creators. Looking for looking for highly qualified photographers and illustrators? This is where to find them.
You can find my profile here.
This organization is of great benefit to its members, too. From CAPIC’s website: “CAPIC is the collective voice and advocate for professional photographers, illustrators, and digital artists in Canada. We work hard to maintain industry standards, create a community, fight for copyright protection, and much more. Our work helps all the professionals in our industry, but only members benefit fully. As a professional association, CAPIC’s mission is to promote quality and creativity, as well as good business practices.”
It’s win-win, all the way.
As a member of the PPOC (Professional Photographers of Canada) I’ve just received notice of my newest professional photography accreditation: Scenic/Pictorial images. Here’s an example from my portfolio.
Toile Castle Landing
Upside-down and Backwards 