Wildlife
Do not disturb: Practicing ethical wildlife photography
Wildlife photographers on the thrill of the chase — and the importance of setting ethical guidelines
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Toronto as Community represents more than 50 years of photography by Vincenzo Pietropaolo, whose life’s passion has been to photograph Toronto, its people, and its buildings. The photographs document the daily life of ordinary citizens, at work, at play, in celebration, in protest, and in mourning, and are grouped around short essays. These images will provoke the reader’s sense of nostalgia, inviting reflection on the city that once was, how it became the city it is, and how it continues to develop and grow into a city of our imaginations.
These photographs and text are taken from the book, Toronto as Community: Fifty Years of Photographs, by Vincenzo Pietropaolo, published by Cormorant Books Inc., Toronto. Copyright 2023 © Vincenzo Pietropaolo. Used with the permission of the publisher.
To see the full collection of images, Pietropaolo’s book is available for purchase at select bookstores. Readers can search for the book in advance by visiting https://shoplocal.bookmanager.com/isbn/9781770866232
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