Showing posts with label Hamilton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hamilton. Show all posts
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Unpack Magazine
Unpack Magazine was recently published and it's my first published work as Co-Managing Editor! It was so fun to do. I got to talk with fellow journalists and photographers and assign them different story ideas to work on. I also got to shoot and write as well. Take a look at it online here!
Here's a sneak peek:
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| Tarek Ajak or better known as Mother Tareka, is a Hamilton based hip hop artist. He engages and empowers youth through music. Photo by Amanda Cheung. |
Labels:
equality,
Hamilton,
hamont,
hip hop,
immigrants,
Immigrants working centre,
IWC,
Lawrence Hill,
magazine,
music,
refugees,
social justice,
Syria,
Syrian,
the illegal,
Unpack,
women
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Cher and Thomas's Engagement
I recently got to shoot engagement photos for a friend and old roommate of mine. We were roommates in Montreal and once we returned to Ontario it was a bit harder to keep in touch. I'd heard stories of her boyfriend and how'd they started dating but it wasn't until the engagement shoot that I got to see them together! It was so much fun and something special seeing the two of them together! I'm so happy for you guys and wish you the best!!!

Labels:
engagement,
Hamilton,
kitchener,
lifestyle,
photographer,
photojournalism,
toronto,
waterloo,
wedding
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Back to it!
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| View from the editorial floor of The Hamilton Spectator. Shot on iPhone 5s /Amanda Cheung. |
Even though I'm only an intern here, I feel like the people at the Spec really care about what they do and have been so willing to pass along their experiences.
As one photographer said to me, shooting at a daily is like archiving history, everyday you are documenting something and every photo you take becomes a part of history!
Here's my little input into history from today. I got to shoot the 10th Annual Special Olympics held at Saltfleet High School in Stoney Creek.
Labels:
Beverly Central,
Eastdale,
feature,
Hamilton,
hamont,
Hillcrest,
HWDSB,
ONA,
Ontario Newspaper Awards,
Queen Mary,
Queen Victoria,
Saltfleet,
special olympics,
Spectator,
Stoney Creek
Thursday, May 7, 2015
What a time it's been at the Hamilton Spectator so far! I've had the opportunity to shoot so many different happenings with some pretty talented photographers! On top of all the photos, I've also been able to make a whole bunch of videos on ATV training, seniors belly dancing, food trucks, how to make a planter and kids learning about agriculture! Here's a peak:
For videos, check out thespec.com website!
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HAMILTON, Ont. - Ben Janzen, 11, takes a selfie with the Northern Nightmare monster truck during an exclusive blind touch event with CNIB and the 2015 Maple Leaf Monster Jam Tour in Hamilton, Ont. Photo by Amanda Cheung, Special to the Hamilton Spectator
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HAMILTON, Ont. - E.J. Woods, number 51 and Lamont Bryant, number 85, try to catch the football during the Hamilton Tiger Cats' first practice of the season in Hamilton, Ont. Photo by Amanda Cheung, Special to the Hamilton Spectator
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Labels:
agriculture,
ATV,
Bayfront park,
birds,
busker,
CNIB,
education,
feature,
food truck,
football,
Hamilton,
hamont,
horse,
John Deere,
monster jam,
police,
RODEO,
sew hungry,
Spectator,
ti-cats
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Internship at the Hamilton Spectator
It's almost been a week since I started my internship with the Hamilton Spectator and I've been having a blast!
I've got to shoot a variety of topics from the Bulldogs moving to Newfoundland to latex being injected into cadavers and to students studying for exams!
Hamilton is a great city and the longer I'm here, the more I'm falling in love with it!
I've got to shoot a variety of topics from the Bulldogs moving to Newfoundland to latex being injected into cadavers and to students studying for exams!
Hamilton is a great city and the longer I'm here, the more I'm falling in love with it!
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HAMILTON, Ont. 20/04/2015 - The Bulldogs locker room at First Ontario Centre in Hamilton, Ont. is empty and packed with boxes as the team moves to St. John's, Newfoundland. Photo by Amanda Cheung, Special to the Hamilton Spectator
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| HAMILTON, Ont. 21/04/2015 - Raffy Nolan carries his handmade kayak after kayaking in the Hamilton Harbour on Tuesday, April 21, 2015. Nolan is retired and enjoys the exercise. Besides making his own kayak, Nolan has also made a stand up paddle board. Photo by Amanda Cheung, Special to the Hamilton Spectator |
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HAMILTON, Ont. 22/04/2015 - McMaster Students from left to right, Mark Suan, Kashia Baniak, Jinae Jeon and Nuri Kim study for the final exams inside the McMaster University Student Center food court in Hamilton, Ont. on Wednesday, April. 22, 2015. Photo by Amanda Cheung, Special to the Hamilton Spectator
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HAMILTON, Ont. 22/04/2015 - A McMaster student looks at his exam paper inside the Ivor Wynne Center in Hamilton, Ont. on Wednesday, April. 22, 2015. Photo by Amanda Cheung, Special to the Hamilton Spectator
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Labels:
ahl,
Bayfront park,
bulldogs,
exam,
finals,
First Ontario Centre,
Hamilton,
hamont,
hockey,
Ivor Wynne Centre,
kayak,
McMaster University,
Nfld,
ohl,
retired,
Spectator,
student center,
students,
study
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Cpl. Nathan Cirillo Comes Home
Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, 24, was shot dead by lone gunman Michael Zehaf-Bibeau on October 22, 2014 in Ottawa, Ont., while guarding the National War Memorial.
Cirillo was a member of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada based in Hamilton.
On October 24, 2014, Cirillo's body made the journey home from Ottawa to Hamilton. Hundreds of Canadians waited along Main St. from Dundurn St. to Gage Ave. in Hamilton, to welcome the Corporal home.


Cirillo was a member of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada based in Hamilton.
On October 24, 2014, Cirillo's body made the journey home from Ottawa to Hamilton. Hundreds of Canadians waited along Main St. from Dundurn St. to Gage Ave. in Hamilton, to welcome the Corporal home.


Canadians joined together in singing O Canada as the hearse carrying Cpl. Nathan Cirillo's body passed by. People were clapping, cheering, taking photos and waving Canadian flags in honour of Nathan Cirillo.
Photos by Amanda Cheung.
Labels:
Argylls,
Canada Strong,
Hamilton,
Nathan Cirillo,
O Canada,
ontario
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