The other day I met up with Juan for a photo session. Juan David is about to launch a song in the US and wanted some portraits for that. Good luck with your musical career Juan!

Photowalk, Saturday October 3rd 2009! in Waterloo, Ontario. Put it in red in your calendar and keep checking in for more info!





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Yesterday and today were a non-stop photo frenzy for me. Yesterday I met up with an old friend, Isabel, who recently arrived in Waterloo from all the way in Mexico. We met five years ago online and haven’t seen each other in about two. We biked around Waterloo Park, had a white mocha latte at Starbucks and did a little portrait session in between as well.

Today I went nature photographing with my friend Rich. We went to the landfill, all the way down University avenue and recorded some of the last images of summer, I’m afraid, that we will see this year. The colours are turning fast and I personally can’t wait to get some red and orange in my photos soon!

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Isabel


The Misleading Garden: I shot this at the landfill at the West end of University Avenue, Kitchener, Ontario – the Hydro Cut trail. This is at the same spot as where I shot this image here. I thought that they had cut the poles shorter according to the images, but then realised that when I shot the previous picture I was squating next to the pole and that is why it appears bigger. Haha.


The Misleading Garden:

Distinguishable are the bright flames that burn within each and every soul, solely for the desire of long lasting affectuous inter-human interaction. Also you can distinguish, clearly dividing, the barbed wire wall of social norms, insecurities and lack of will to compromise that stand between this fire and the welcoming rich green pasture that lays on that other side.

Now why I get to show you this from a point of view that makes me look like I am on the side of that green pasture, I do not know. I most certainly am not at this time.

Why Misleading Garden?
Because the path of life promises to run along that green pasture when in reality it seldom does. It often takes countless attempts of jumping that fence, which often result in best case scenarios of bruises and sometimes rotting corpses left behind to frighten those who might attempt themselves someday.

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This is a panorama (20 images, two sets of 10 on two levels) of the location where I took the images above. I am really wondering sometimes how healthy it is to bike around there with all those power wires overhead. Hmm. Here is th google maps link to where this image was taken: MAP Other images I posted on google maps from Kitchener and area are: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

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Thank you everyone for showing up for the photographer’s meet + photowalk today in Waterloo!

We met up around 2:30pm at the Starbucks in Uptown Waterloo, then made our way to the old distillery where we did a small photo session. Meg was our volunteer model and I don’t think anybody had any complaints regarding that!

The gang! From left to right: Meg, our volunteer model, Me – Stefan, Sarah Lisk, Sarah’s friend

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Kitchener Photographer Sarah Lisk (her site) photographing our volunteer model Meg!

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After this we made our way down to Victoria Park on the Iron Horse and we finished the day with a tea latte at Matter of Taste Cafe!

Two baloons being launched in Victoria Park, Kitchener

Next to Matter of Taste Cafe we met Colin White, a talented young musician in grade 8 at Doon Public School, Kitchener. He has been singing and playing guitar for 4 years now and today he performed live with two of his friends right next to Matter of Taste and Bobby O’Brien’s, downtown Kitchener.

Colin White from Doon Public School, Kitchener

Great fun everybody! Thanks again for coming out and hopefully next time there’ll be more of us!

Today I met up with my friends Justine and Amy for a photo session on the Grand River Trail. When I met Justine downtown in the morning, I noticed there was an interview with city hall officials taking place. From what I understood, the topic was the improvement of downtown Kitchener and Kitchener in general and how the Canadian government will grant Kitchener a total of $1,3million. I love surprise sessions! Here’s some images from the interview and soon I will post some more of Justine and Amy!


Quite an interesting moment. The passer-by didn’t say anything. I wonder what he meant.


Introducing lady Justina:

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