MGMT, featured above.
Hey everyone, I have been a busy bee with university starting up again for my third year.
You can find all of my photos I took here.
It was a truly brilliant weekend with so many great artists and activities.
I hope you enjoy my photos!
I have just updated my “Best of” portfolio with some of my personal favorites. Some of my top shots are all in there. Bands like Arcade fire, M.I.A, Interpol and Radiohead are included! Check it out! This shot is of Explosions in the Sky at Virgin Festival 2007 at the Future Shop stage. They are…
Ah summer days, long and nice. What music is in your summer playlist? For me…easy! My top 5 albums for summer 08 are (in no particular order): 1. MGMT – “Oracular Spectacular”, amazing album straight up. 2. The Duke Spirit – “Neptune”, another outstanding album from some brits 3. Portishead – “Third” , badass british…
Terrifyingly Beautiful. I finally got to see Radiohead live last night at the Molson Amphitheater. I am still in awe, and my limbs are as sore as ever. But it was worth it… *Check out more photos @ my -> Flickr <- After the fresh opening act delivered by Grizzly Bear, the crowd turned around…
My all-time favourite photographer Steve McCurry was at it again, making stunning images of different cultures. This time, Steve helped out Omo Child by documenting their lifestyle, clothing and spirit. From their website: “OMO CHILD’s mission is to provide a safe, nurturing shelter and education for rescued children in the Omo River Valley of Southwest…
I am proud to announce that one of my photos from a safari in South Africa was actually nominated for a prestigious award. Although I did not win outright, it truly is an honour to be noticed on the global stage of other great photographers. The photo above entitled “Springboks” gazing was taken at Inverdoorn…
Inspired by the photos and articles in National Geographic, one of my goals on my trip to South America was to document the favelas in Rio. A favela is a pretty much a shanty town that were built in the late 19th century by people that had no where else to live. I found that…
