La Presse (Montreal), Weekend edition April 13 & 14, 2013
My photo of Justin Trudeau walking along Ottawa’s Sparks Street was part of the Canadian Press’ coverage of the Liberal Leadership race.
I’ve been interning at CP in Ottawa this month, I’ll have a few more frames to share over the next while.
I shot this Burning House style pic on a whim (read: procrastinating) in December. If you’re not familiar with the blog, the premise is that it asks people to catalogue what they’d bring with them if their house was burning (putting aside the wisdom to leave everything except people). The blog states that it’s a “conflict between what’s practical, valuable and sentimental.” It’s a pretty accurate consideration.
I never intended to submit it to the blog and wasn’t sure if I’d post it at all. But as some of you know, my D3s died a terrible death by short-circuiting, a problem which I’ve recently been told isn’t repairable. It’s been a big downer, to say the least. The fact that I’m not getting this camera back brought me back to this pic and made me consider again why things matter to us and how we place value in inanimate objects.
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OTTAWA, Ont. (26/02/2013) —A couple is framed among the love locks adorning the Corktown Footbridge as they walk along the Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa, Ont. on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013. Warmer weather conditions have resulted in poor ice conditions and few skaters along the 7.8-kilometre Skateway. Photo by Justin Tang
Federal Liberal leadership candidate Justin Trudeau visits Loyalist College, February 14, 2013. (Justin Tang/Loyalist College Marketing Services)
STIRLING, Ont. (02/02/2013) — Action from the Stirling-Rawdon Mill Pond Hockey Tournament. Photos by Justin Tang
County blue. January 30, 2013. (Justin Tang)