Portrait city!
Charm Tong -- 06/14/2006 -- Charm Tong, whose parents sent her away from her home in Burma for her safety to a refugee camp in Thailand, began her human rights work there on the border at age 17, documenting rape by Burmese soldiers. She's in Toronto speaking at a Rights and Democracy conference this week. Last year she spent an hour talking to President Bush; she also won the Reebok $50,000 human rights prize.
(Carlos Osorio/Toronto Star)
Milt Dunnell -- 06/10/2006 -- Milt Dunnell gathers attention from the Scarborough Stingers (yellow) and a the North York Blues (blue) at the dedication of the new Milt Dunnell Field.
(Carlos Osorio/Toronto Star)
Ahmed Mohamed -- 06/11/2006 -- Ahmed Mohamed says he was laid-off from his job as a machine operator at Kisko Products, which makes freezies, because he is the uncle of one of the 17 people arrested on terrorism-related charges. He is Muslim and Somalian, and says he is going public so that others don't go through the same thing.
(Carlos Osorio/Toronto Star)
posted by photogs at 10:38 PM
3 Comments:
Hey Carlos - did you use a snoot or something like it to light that first pic? (The baseball one) Just curious. I like it. Nice and simple.
crazy use of on camera flash, CO, the more I look at it the more I like it.
the baseball photo was on camera flash. it was a very bright day and most of the time it was backlit. so i under exposed the sky and set my flash zoom head to 105, and shot it with a 17. the flash was pumping like full power!
Post a Comment
<< Home