"Cracked" Provincials

I definitely hope this player from Sheridan had a successful surgery after fracturing his femur in a fall during a soccer game against Seneca College on the first day of Provincials and also have to mention the great job of Seneca's Steve Kopas (middle) Varsity Therapist for the help provided while the paramedics made it to the venue.

Yonge & Dundas Madness

I know I know, it's late but I don't have to explain myself, shit happens, enjoy...

North York Mirror

It definitely feels great to have a picture published on a NewsPaper or any other place basically. In my case was a Community Paper called North York Mirror; the picture was from an intense Basketball game at Seneca College Newnham Campus between the home team and Fleming College.

Transit in Paris

Arrived in Paris at 5:30am local time and I've being waiting for about 7 hours. Many flights have being delayed do to the horrible weather that has covered most of Western Europe for the last couple of weeks.

It is definitely tiring to be waiting in an airport for your destination, luckily for some of us that have being here since early hours of the morning we got some decent seats while others just chill on the floor.

Wadi Degla

What other great way to finish a fascinating adventure in Egypt than to seat in the Desert to watch the sunset. Learning from this cultures has definitely being one of the best experiences I've had in my life and I can't wait to work on the story for my project and share it with everyone.

Wadi El-Hetan

Sahara Desert at the top.

Road from Sharm el-Sheikh (Sinai Peninsula) to Cairo

It always has being of great excitement for me when I have the opportunity to be going through a road where I have a country on one side and a different one on the other. Even more when I have two different continents, one on each side of it and just to clarify, I don't mean I can step on one and then on the other but I could certainly see both of them. On the right side I had Asia (1st picture) and on the left (2nd) Africa, looking at the Red Sea.

Two images that look almost the same but have different horizons.