In October, I moved from Toronto to Regina for a new job. Here’s how the drive to the city went. The drive I had never before attempted a drive of this length, so I was a bit worried. In the end, it turned out to be a fine experience. I saw a decent chunk of …
UPDATE: The MTA plans to restore service by Thursday morning rush hour, according to its website. A southbound 1 train derailed during Wednesday afternoon rush hour, leaving hundreds of passengers stuck inside — all said to be uninjured — for more than an hour. The train stopped partly inside the tunnel that starts at West …
1 train derails in Morningside Heights, no reported injuries Read More »
One photo manipulation trick people often ask me about is levitation photography. You know, those photos of people seemingly levitating above ground. I don’t remember how I learned to do it. Most of my photography and photo-editing skills are self-taught, so I probably saw it online first, then figured out how to do it via …
For a grad school assignment in August, I had to produce a photo essay. I chose to photograph one different person I came across on each street from 1st Street to 10th Street in Manhattan. I also included a number of things I had in common with each person based on the street number. East …
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By Grade 10, I knew that I wanted to go to Ryerson University. Many people told me that I should check out the school. Subsequent months of researching universities convinced me that it would be the best J-school in Canada for me. Lots of vouching from journalists further solidified this. Four years later, having recently …
Ryerson University’s journalism program (2008-2012) Read More »