When UCR's passionate southwest Ontarian drivers need something for their beloved vehicles, they needn’t look far.
This article was originally published in the December 2017 issue of Provinz, the official magazine of the Porsche Club of America Upper Canada Region.
Originally published in Porsche Provinz Magazine, August 2017.
Originally published in Porsche Provinz Magazine, August 2017.
Originally published in Porsche Provinz Magazine, July 2017.
Every Monday, two overgrown children chuckle at the thought of their old schedules and journey out to a giant toybox near Toronto. Their mugs topped up with Baileys and classic rock playing in the background, they shoot the breeze and bond over the muses they've shared since grade school – terrifying cars.
This article was originally published in the March 2017 issue of Provinz, the official magazine of the Porsche Club of America Upper Canada Region.
After searching for what felt like ages, the perfect 944 finally came up for sale. There was one caveat, however: it was in British Columbia.
This article was adapted for publication in the February 2017 issue of Porsche Provinz magazine.
The restored E & Helios 44 on the left, with the donor EM still in pieces to its right
Quick read: When I had originally spotted a pair of Zenits in the bottom of a bin of broken cameras, my first instinct was to purchase them for their lenses. Bringing them home, however, I realized they could make for a fun restoration project.
Take a Seat - Edixa Reflex Mod. D-L, Ilford HP5+
I am absolutely honoured to have been selected as the winner of the University of Waterloo Photo Club's black and white contest, and with such enormously thoughtful detail as well!
Some highlights from last weekend's couple shoot with Hannah and Alex!
I've been shooting on a Nikon F for six months now, and it has been one of the most pleasant experiences since I started inconveniencing myself with all this grainy film nonsense. Sitting just shy of the 500 exposure mark, I've had the opportunity to develop some thoughts on this crisp - if unwieldy - lump of photographic history.