Influence

I don't even know where to start about Miguel Jacob. It all started with the most terrifying phone call of my life to numerous studio sessions and countless coffees. Miguel has been a major influence on me lately,has helped me work out so many kinks and has answered just about every stupid question I could get the balls to ask him. I've learned so much from him and not even just about photography, but on life in general. I'm not trying to hype him up to much, just want whoever actually reads this to know that this man rules.

I snapped a quick Polaroid of Miguel just minutes after an exhausting yet incredible 10 hour studio shoot at Studio1 downtown.



take a look at his work here:
www.migueljacob.com

Disposable New Years.

Here is a good number of snapshots from the night. Just about everyone had a blast, enough said.
Thanks for taking the time to view this, I really do appreciate it.

Trafalgar adventure with Mr. Duffy with appearances by Tom Horton's & Gary.

New Years!

* fingers in front of the lens is so 2010, watch out.

Had a blast on New Years, to say the least. Trekked down to Hamilton in the infamous Sebring for a long night full of wonderful events. I brought along 2 disposable camera's to document the evening. Puking and making out seemed like the best way to pass time for the evening, some even mixed them both. I'm going to post these and a few other things that I have documented in the past little while.

I hope everyone had a wicked New Years and that you all enjoy what happens to you in the next 364 days.

Mirrors

This was a final series that I put together for College. Thank-you Oana, Chantelle & Adriana for sitting in.
Side note: I just wrote my final exam and I am now off for 3 weeks. I'm pretty stoked to get some rest and also a little break from school too.

Lovely mistakes

It's always nice to see that what would normally be a bumb-out to most photographers, actually made the photo a little more interesting.

How: I arrived downtown with 4 bags of gear but somehow forgetting a sync cable for the strobe heads, so I had to fire off a flash into the power pack to set off the strobes. Yes, this was quite the procedure. From the angle I was shooting the odd time there was a light flare coming into the camera, I actually like this shot a lot more compared to the one I posted earlier.

Forgotten times [Busy-P]

Pretty much completely forgot about going to see Busy-P a quite a few months ago, it was so long ago I forgot when it was even. Anyways, the night progressively got better as the drinks were flowing and everyone was drenched in sweat, alcohol and other unknown substances. So many people were psyched to see this man in Toronto and the night ended in a usual manner for me as you can tell by the last photo below.