Just a quick update and a promise to have a lot more action on the blog in the coming months. I wanted to post a few of the collages I'm using on the new website and tell you a little about the people featured on it!
First up, the wedding page collage. Featured here are shots from Vera and Tim's gorgeous Los Angeles wedding. There's also a little shot of Carla and Shaun beside the Bras D'or Lakes just after their Big Pond wedding in Cape Breton. And yes, that's Stephanie Christian, fashion and runway model, showing off an alternative wedding dress at a beach near Halifax.
Why not pop over to the site and check it out? www.mateoyorke.com
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Photos from Halifax Earth Hour
I've been spending some time in the last few weeks concentrating on my eco-friendly blog, Lower Footprint. Luckily, this has given me an opportunity to take some interesting photos as well!
These two are from Earth Hour which was last night. Both are shots of the MacKay Bridge during the lights out period. Obviously, the first one is a longer exposure, but both were shot from my car at the Seaview Park parking lot. It was cold out!
These two are from Earth Hour which was last night. Both are shots of the MacKay Bridge during the lights out period. Obviously, the first one is a longer exposure, but both were shot from my car at the Seaview Park parking lot. It was cold out!
Labels:
bridges,
earth hour 2010,
halifax,
local photography
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Karl for Academic VP
My buddy Karl is running in the DSU elections this year, so I had the opportunity to do some publicity type photos for his campaign. We wanted to capture the seriousness of the position, yet still make him appear approachable, friendly, and a bit intense. I think we succeeded!This image will be used on his posters and on his website, karldempseyforvpeducation.webs.com. Hopefully, it will serve him well in the days to come.
This second shot seemed obvious enough. Anyone affiliated with Dalhousie will eventually have their picture taken in front of the clock tower on the Henry Hicks Building. We couldn't pass on that one. Here, I wanted Karl to appear concerned on behalf of the student body.
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