Tag Archives: photos

Specialized Antique Cycling Photographica

Posted on October 3, 2018 by Robert

Toronto. PHSC Meeting, Wed, Oct 17 2018 at 7:00 pm In the BURGUNDY ROOM of the Memorial Hall Specialized Antique Cycling Photographica – Lorne Shields Lorne has specialized in bicycles and cycling photographica for over 40 years including presentations in … Continue reading →

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women photographers

Posted on October 1, 2018 by Robert

Toronto. With all the current action here (our federal government) and in the states (#metoo movement), it seemed appropriate to look at women photographers. Georege Dunbar sourced out this collection housed in the National Gallery of Australia. The picture he … Continue reading →

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Edward Burtynsky – Anthropocene

Posted on September 30, 2018 by Robert

Toronto. I first learned about Ed Burtynsky and his large camera prints of how we are affecting the world when I saw Jennifer Baichwal’s  Manufactured Landscapes at TIFF in 2006. I did a post on Ed a decade later in … Continue reading →

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a crying shame

Posted on September 29, 2018 by Robert

Toronto.  Mid last century photo studios used lots of ideas to increase traffic as our program director, Yvette Bessels, suggested in  a recent Toronto meeting program. My friend, pro-photographer, and fellow PHSC member, George Dunbar, suggested one great option that … Continue reading →

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McLuhan and the PHSC

Posted on September 28, 2018 by Robert

Toronto. An oft repeated axiom is that you are never more than six degrees removed from someone famous. As time has pased, I have always admired the accuracy of this simple statement, which brings me to Marshall McLuhan and his … Continue reading →

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National Geographic

Posted on September 26, 2018 by Robert

Toronto. What does a magazine and your favourite telephone company have in common? Alexander Graham Bell, that’s what, In 1880, Bell founded the Bell Telephone Company  in the states and here in Toronto followed by the Bell System which was … Continue reading →

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southern fried

Posted on September 25, 2018 by Robert

Toronto. Last Saturday’s Globe had an article by Rachel Wine on an exhibition at the Stephen Bulger Gallery of the photographs of the American south taken in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s by Rosalind Fox Solomon called Liberty Theatre. You … Continue reading →

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fall CAMERAMA show tomorrow!

Posted on September 22, 2018 by Robert

Toronto. Member Gary Perry sent me an email last Monday reminding me that his fall show was this Sunday. Gary writes, “Please be advised of our next camera show is coming up on Sunday September 23rd, 2018. It will be held … Continue reading →

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a&l seminar on using photoshop

Posted on September 21, 2018 by Robert

Toronto. My thanks to long time PHSC member Laura Jones, of Baldwin Street Gallery fame for this announcement. Jack Gilbert’s father had a famous portrait studio here in the city, now operated by his older brother, Al Gilbert. Jack is well … Continue reading →

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instagram – yes or no?

Posted on September 20, 2018 by Robert

Toronto. To Instagram or not, that is the question to paraphrase the Bard’s words in Hamlet. In Wednesday’s Globe columnist Dave McGinn raises a timely question: Is Instagram ruining travel photography? McGinn discusses the pros and cons of social media … Continue reading →

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