Small Medium Enterprises Expo 2011 brings together prospective and current entrepreneurs, vendors, and experts to the Sheridan Centre Hotel in Toronto. The expo took place all day October 25th, and was followed by a relaxing and fun networking event at ULTRA Lounge.
Presented by SOHO.ca, SOHO is the place to go for businesses to do business with businesses creating events like SME Expo 2011. Check them out at www.soho.ca.
DJ Darkwaterz spins up a night of people’s favourites to dance and chill to.
His website is here at : http://www.darkwaterz.net/
At VA-Photography, our concept is sweet and simple: capture the everyday to help others see life in a whole new way. (the rhyme was not intentional)
We often don’t take notice of things around us, and it is our goal to introduce you to a new way of looking at things under a different light. We hope you enjoy our everyday images, and also encourage you to share some of your moments as well.
Here’s some tips on how to do it:
1. Bring your camera everywhere you go. Get in the habit. a great photo-op can happen in the most unexpected places at unpredicted times. always have a camera handy to take a snap shot of these moments.
2. Make photo sharing easy. Photo sharing doesn’t have to be hard! Sign up for a free Flickr account or even start a WordPress blog to host your photos. These sites have been designed for ease of use and will have you up-and-running in under 5 minutes.
3. Tell a story. Try to capture the day’s event in a single photo. If you were to write a story of your life/day, what photo would you use as its cover?
4. Don’t think, just do it! There will be times when you’ll think there’s nothing interesting left to take a photograph of – but there’s always a great photo to be made. Take a minute and have a look around you – are there objects on the desk? a view out of the window? Don’t over-think it.
At VA-Photography, our concept is sweet and simple: capture the everyday to help others see life in a whole new way. (the rhyme was not intentional)
We often don’t take notice of things around us, and it is our goal to introduce you to a new way of looking at things under a different light. We hope you enjoy our everyday images, and also encourage you to share some of your moments as well.
Here’s some tips on how to do it:
1. Bring your camera everywhere you go. Get in the habit. a great photo-op can happen in the most unexpected places at unpredicted times. always have a camera handy to take a snap shot of these moments.
2. Make photo sharing easy. Photo sharing doesn’t have to be hard! Sign up for a free Flickr account or even start a WordPress blog to host your photos. These sites have been designed for ease of use and will have you up-and-running in under 5 minutes.
3. Tell a story. Try to capture the day’s event in a single photo. If you were to write a story of your life/day, what photo would you use as its cover?
4. Don’t think, just do it! There will be times when you’ll think there’s nothing interesting left to take a photograph of – but there’s always a great photo to be made. Take a minute and have a look around you – are there objects on the desk? a view out of the window? Don’t over-think it.
An epic battle of softball, between Team Prospects and the Markham Titans, part of the Markham Business Baseball League.
Team Prospects has been together since 2008 and has won two divisional championships back to back so far.
More photo and video coverage of their 2010 action to follow soon…
At VA-Photography, our concept is sweet and simple: capture the everyday to help others see life in a whole new way. (the rhyme was not intentional)
We often don’t take notice of things around us, and it is our goal to introduce you to a new way of looking at things under a different light. We hope you enjoy our everyday images, and also encourage you to share some of your moments as well.
Here’s some tips on how to do it:
1. Bring your camera everywhere you go. Get in the habit. a great photo-op can happen in the most unexpected places at unpredicted times. always have a camera handy to take a snap shot of these moments.
2. Make photo sharing easy. Photo sharing doesn’t have to be hard! Sign up for a free Flickr account or even start a WordPress blog to host your photos. These sites have been designed for ease of use and will have you up-and-running in under 5 minutes.
3. Tell a story. Try to capture the day’s event in a single photo. If you were to write a story of your life/day, what photo would you use as its cover?
4. Don’t think, just do it! There will be times when you’ll think there’s nothing interesting left to take a photograph of – but there’s always a great photo to be made. Take a minute and have a look around you – are there objects on the desk? a view out of the window? Don’t over-think it.
Evergreen Brickworks (http://ebw.evergreen.ca/) is a special little spot where nature meets the city. Its also an extremely popular spot for portrait and wedding photographers as it provides an unique environment not found in a typical park or city sidewalk. A bit of both.
This photo was taken during a wedding I worked as a cinematographer (second shooter) for the day. Here’s the wedding
Little Henna Hands.
I ran a pre-school March Break Camp and we invited one of the parents of the campers to share Henna with the rest of the kids. For us older folk, it was a wonderful sharing of cultures and tradition. As I was told, whenever there is a happy occasion, Henna is done. For the younger folks, its all awesome and that’s all that matters to them.
