Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and several pairs of eyes gazed back from the collection of black and white photographs in #Toronto. Photosensitive, working with St Mildred's-Lighbourn School, interpreted beauty through the pictures, some of which are displayed in the long hall of Brookfield Place on Bay Street from September 9 to 20, 2013.
"The brainchild of Toronto Star photographer Andrew Stawicki and former Star graphics editor Peter Robertson, PhotoSensitive was founded in 1990 as a non-profit collective of photographers determined to explore how photography can contribute to social justice. Their idea was to bring together the photographic talents of a number of Toronto-based professional photographers, to harness the power of the camera to achieve social goals. Each photographer would bring his or her own vision to the subject; the sum of these visions would provide a compelling social comment."
See more beauty after the jump.
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