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08/18/2026

An evening walk to wear off the dinner

08/01/2026

Checking in n the Spadina house garden Mother Nature in all its glory

07/25/2026

A perfect night for the Beaches jazz festival 2026 &b

07/02/2026

06/30/2026

Congrats to Ford for seizing the moment. This is a powerful ad because it's sincere. It feels real. You can't fake those tears.

Watch the moment Gavin makes good on that promise.

03/17/2026

Happy St Pattys Day

01/27/2026

I was eaten by Snowmaggedon

01/16/2026

You never know what you’ll run into on a snowy Toronto afternoon

01/05/2026

I was reading about the highly acclaimed Apple series, The Studio with Seth Rogen. He talks about the thinking behind "the oner" approach to shooting the series. First of all, you may already know a "oner" is when you shoot the entire production in one continuous take using one lens. Rogen and his cinematographer, Adam Newport-Berra decided it was apropos to shoot a series about Hollywood as a frantic oner to capture the pace and insanity of producing in a high pressure environment. It was an homage to the 1992 film The Player where Robert Altman shot the first 8 minutes all in a single take. They experimented with different size lens and decided to go with the 21 mm. It allowed them to cover off shooting in a natural way. Rogen mentions this lens allowed them to do all different types of framing including the legendary "cowboy shot" by simply placing the subject matter at different distances from the camera.