A couple of recent pieces that began as photos
Monday 27 April 2020
Thursday 23 April 2020
Monday 13 April 2020
Monday 2 March 2020
It has been eons since I logged on here (a decade pretty much), So I will consider this a new start
And deliver some news
I have definitely been doing a lot of different things with my photography over the decade. I rarely shoot music now and am focused more on developing as an artist and doing promotional shoots for other people
All that said the news is I have a small show coming up on March 23rd, the theme is Toronto Noir and will feature 6-7 16 x20 images printed on metal
the opening is 5-9 pm, at SaulterStreet Brewery, 2 Saulter Street in Toronto, on some miraculous half-assed chance you still have me bookmarked maybe you will come and see what I have been up to ;) Expect to see more from me now (tbh I had forgotten all about this page 😇 )
And deliver some news
I have definitely been doing a lot of different things with my photography over the decade. I rarely shoot music now and am focused more on developing as an artist and doing promotional shoots for other people
All that said the news is I have a small show coming up on March 23rd, the theme is Toronto Noir and will feature 6-7 16 x20 images printed on metal
the opening is 5-9 pm, at SaulterStreet Brewery, 2 Saulter Street in Toronto, on some miraculous half-assed chance you still have me bookmarked maybe you will come and see what I have been up to ;) Expect to see more from me now (tbh I had forgotten all about this page 😇 )
POSTPONED DUE TO COVID19 NEW DATE TBD ONCE
REOPENING DATES ESTABLISHED.
#stayhome #washyourhands #selfisolate #staysafe
Friday 2 July 2010
The Zeros at the El Mocambo NXNE 2010 Saturday
Hector Penalosa, Baba Chenel, Mrio and Javier Escavado
back stage after the show.
Great band (see previous posted video)
Visit the zeros on myspace and on facebook
and click through above to see the rest of the set.
The Diodes @ Sound of Music Fest Burlindton
On Saturday after little sleep (see the Dolls post) I raced out of town to catch 2 sets at sound of music fest. Opening were Toronto's own first Gen punks (responsible for running the Crash and Burn, the short lived first punk club in toronto). The Diodes got a great response from the crowd a large number of whom remembered their "hits" like I'm tired of waking up tires, Red rubber ball etc. Great show and likely the last time we'll see them for some time with Paul Robinson (pictured) and John Catto both living in London
Click through for the rest of the pics, and visit the diodes on myspace
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