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Sunday night tales and ales–Speakeasy Live
I heard about this thing that Melanie Baker and David Yoon just cooked up late last year called Speakeasy Live. The idea is simply story telling and socializing, so I headed down to k-town on Sunday night to check it … Continue reading
Summiting in Waterloo
On the way home from the Rangers game this afternoon, Calder spotted an unbelievable snow… mountain from the expressway. That’s the only way I can describe it. Probably 3-4 stories high. Awesome opportunities like this immediately become top priority, so … Continue reading
1shot #161-classic
Princess Street. This is Waterloo.
My photos made it to BlackBerry
L to R – My Mom’s marbles, Lisa’s chalks, Lisa’s buttons Back in September last year, I was approached by a product manager at work who was looking for some very specific type of photos to support the new Picture … Continue reading
1shot #160-sucking ends
This is Waterloo. King St N. DW
Do you Winterloo?
Photo: Arden White TIL from Twitter that something called Winterloo was on in our fair city, and running through the entire long weekend. So, I set out for uptown with one of my fave photogs…
1shot #159-Waterloo watermark
With apologies to Ed Burtynsky. This is King Street, uptown Waterloo. DW
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Flirting with the Arts–Sunday success
Artist Meg Leslie cooked up, from scratch, an awesome event she called Flirting with the Arts, in which the attendees picked 6 half-hour timeslots from 12 creative workshops led by artists/writers/musicians/etc. The whole thing went off swimmingly on Sunday and … Continue reading
Pascal Dufaux talks video-art at kwartzlab
Montreal-based artist Pascal Dufaux (right) blew my hair back Tuesday night with a great talk on his work involving image and video making with special rigs he constructs. I could do a rambling job of trying to describe his work, … Continue reading