Englishman living in Canada; photographer; Agile coach; badminton player; Formula One (F1) fan.
This weekend would have seen the Honda Indy Toronto, which I shot the previous 10 years. It would have been a hot & sticky three days with a lot of walking and the stress of
As is customary at the end of the year, it’s time to review my photos so let’s take a look at each month: January Kicked off the year with our traditional shoot of the Polar
It’s hard to believe that it’s been 10 years since I was invited to join the photography team for the Honda Indy Toronto, shooting primarily for HIT’s website and social media: Facebook, Flickr*, Instagram, Twitter.
The weekend started on a high note when I went to collect my credentials and spotted a huge (7′ high) CAA banner that featured my 2018 photo of James Hinchcliffe in Turn 3. For my
July is Honda Indy month, so apart from one Wolfpack game all my time was spent shooting the race weekend and then since then it’s all been editing … and I’m still not quite done!
We had a couple of new people join the Honda Indy Toronto (HIT) photo team this year, and collectively we turned in some great shots. I think some of mine are OK but I missed
Another sporty month – a couple of rugby games and my 9th year shooting the Indy. Toronto Wolfpack vs Sheffield Eagles (blog post) Honda Indy Toronto 2018 (blog post) Toronto Wolfpack vs Featherstone Rovers (blog
For me, July was all about the Indy: a photowalk with some of my fellow Indy photographers, and then three long days of shooting the Honda Indy Toronto. Indy photogs photowalk 2017 Honda Indy Toronto
I created an album in December called “My favourite shots of 2016“, but there are 33 photos in it; I decided I need to pick just 10 and write a little about them: I went
[May] [portfolio] [TOPW] Kerri’s BADinTO award Rented a fisheye lens (as well as a big zoom) for the Indy weekend Indy weekend [blog post] 27th Toronto International Dragon Boat Race Festival Want more? [portfolio] [Toronto