Fabio Pais Photography

10/29/2021

SECOND DROP!! 🎊🎉

I’m so happy to share with you all the incredible artworks that were submitted for the second phase of our ‘On The Line’ collection!!

The works are amazing and the stories that go along with them are just as special!

A HUGE thanks to all involved! We appreciate all the incredible support we have received over the last few weeks and we hope you continue to appreciate the art we share with you! 😁

For more info, visit https://ontheline.gallery/

08/12/2021

The First 400 is an intricate story of a journey to bring a creative vision to life.

It represents small, everyday moments – the naturally spectacular sunsets, to the city lights reflected in a puddle on the street, the daily commute to and from work – that culminate into a greater picture.

Spend time getting lost in the maze of the details – but don’t forget to zoom out every once in a while and appreciate the journey and what has been created.

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The First 400 is an intricate story of a journey to bring a creative vision to life. It represents small, everyday moments – the naturally spectacular sunsets, to the city lights reflected in a puddle on the street, the daily com

06/30/2021

The Day After Tomorrow 🌪⁠
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Yesterday, it was quite a wild ride on the weather front. After reaching nearly 40 degrees celsius during the morning, we had multiple storms pass through the city which resulted in downpours all afternoon.⁠
It was amazing to watch the clouds gather and unleash their fury, very similar to being beneath the crashing waves! ⁠
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Let me know in the comments if you want to see a BTS reel of an incredible time lapse from this storm?⁠
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06/16/2021

A New Dawn ☀️ ⁠
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It was my first time shooting an eclipse and there is so much planning ahead of time that I wasn't quite sure how it was all going to pan out.⁠
In the end I decided to try and get a unique perspective as I guessed most of the photographer's lenses would be pointed at the CN Tower for this once off moment.⁠
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Once I arrived home after shooting the eclipse I started to see absolutely incredible images of the CN Tower and immediately regretted my decision! 🙈 ⁠
After spending some time editing my images and seeing the final result, I am actually rather happy that I had my lens pointed elsewhere and that I am able to share a different view of yesterday's phenomenon.⁠
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For reference, the tall building is the Aura building in downtown Toronto.⁠
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