Adapting to Change

You might think that this is a piece on new photography technology or techniques, but it’s more fundamental than that.  A month ago today, I received a new hip, courtesy of the Ontario healthcare system and the wonderful folks at Sunnybrook’s Holland Orthopaedic Centre in Toronto.  I’ve affectionately named my hip “Metallica Chalybs”, in honour of the materials out of which she is made.   Continue reading “Adapting to Change”

Graduation Day

After two years, 20 courses and a not so trivial investment in gear, I’ve received my diploma in digital photography from Durham College, Canada.  I am now a photographer.Graduation

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Isn’t It Ironic?

Nina KirienkoMany people find it hard to find the one thing they want to do with their time that makes them happy.  For some, they know from an early age that they will be a doctor, lawyer, baker, etc.  I never knew.  Still don’t.  But I do love photography.  Over the past year, I’ve immersed myself in it, studied it, practiced it.  But it’s been a bit of a hard road. Continue reading “Isn’t It Ironic?”