Photography: Basic Image Editing On A Street Shot In Adobe Lightroom

by Tdot Staff | Apr 21, 2020 | Art, Editing, Photography, Toronto

By Sayantan Basu “Covid 19” or Corona virus has people indoors a lot. As a photographer being quarantined is really challenging but I think we should accept this and strategize our next step accordingly to “make the most of the quarantine”. The thing I am doing these...

Artist Interview: Toronto Painter Rob Croxford

by Tdot Staff | Apr 14, 2020 | Art, Interview, Toronto

Introduction & Interview by Mike Simpson I have corresponded with artist Rob Croxford via email during these early days of the pandemic and really wish I could have visited his east end Toronto studio (as we planned in mid March). But now I look forward to meeting...

Crisis Art – Toronto Creators Spread Love and Knowledge

by Tdot Staff | Apr 6, 2020 | Art, Community, Miscellaneous, Toronto

Hey Toronto! It’s a time to make things that are beautiful and informational. Art has the power to change and make our lives better. Let’s provide a lift to our fellow Torontonians and exercise our creative muscles at the same time! We’re announcing a weekly challenge...

Artist Interview: Toronto Photographer Mr. Brian James

by Tdot Staff | Mar 27, 2020 | Art, Interview, Photography, Toronto

Interview by Mike Simpson I have never met Mr. Brian James but I will tell you that in choosing these images I decided that I like him. I like the variety of images in his portfolio – and I LOVE the editing. Blue never looked so good to me. Same for the dark...

Crisis Art: “Desolate Future” by Toronto Photographer Dante Valdez aka @dntvldz

by Tdot Staff | Mar 25, 2020 | Toronto

Desolate future? Sure feels like it for all of us stuck in quarantine, self-isolation and practising social distancing on rare occasions we leave the house! Let’s be patient and smart and we can beat this! Follow @tdot_blog – we support Toronto artists,...

A Transit Fan’s History of Toronto’s Iconic CLRV Streetcar

by Tdot Staff | Mar 13, 2020 | Toronto

The Canadian Light Rail Vehicle (CLRV) has been a unique staple of Toronto for 40 years. They’ve rumbled across Toronto streets ever since September 30, 1979. Now, they are retired as of December 29th, 2019. CREDITS Article co-written by @transit_insider...