May 21th 2007
I was in Montreal shooting for the Urbania TV website. We had a wild week, going from male strip clubs to transvestite's hang-outs! But, it looks just great.

April 24th 2007
I just shot my second story for ROB magazine. Sneak a peak at the outtakes in my blog at blog.sylvaindumais.com.

March 30th 2007
My first editorial for Report On Business Magazine been published today (look for it in The Globe and Mail). I feel really exited about that, specially since they add my favorite image of this shoot on the second page.

March 1st 2007
I was shooting with Urbania TV web-team in the Mont-Royal Cemetery ( in Montreal ) but the cemetary keeper locked the gate after he left. We got locked in so we had to leave the car and some gear there for the night. You wanna see the ghost picts?

February 27th 2007
OK, we are not quite there but I'll be teaching a studio workshop at PIKTO in july. It's a shame, but I haven't visited the Distillery District yet since I moved to TO. I have my chance to go now!

February 5th 2007
I shot this morning under -27C ( -39C with wind ) for Report On Business Magazine. It was freezing but the view was great from that hill. Check that out in the March issue.

February 1st 2007
Welcome to my new website!

January 15th 2007
I'll be teaching an editorial lighting workshop at the University of Toronto next February. This is gonna be really fun. I guess that the students should also expect a little bit of Quebec slang!

January 10th 2007
Some pictures of mine will be published in issue #9 of JPEG magazine.

January 1st 2007
Happy New Year! Toronto has been good since I relocated here in october. Already, I've already shot for Maclean's and Report On Small Business magazines. If only we could get some snow.

November 18th 2006
I just shot Jim Guthrie, Buck 65 and Krista Muir ( aka Lederhosen Lucil ) for montreal magazine Urbania. We had a pretty good time.

October 1st 2006
I'm moving into my new place in Parkdale. I'm already enjoying my new neigbourghood, full of artists and junkies. Au revoir Montréal!