Minister of Science Kirsty Duncan for U of T Magazine
I had the privilege of photographing Canada's Minister of Science, Kirsty Duncan, for the University of Toronto Magazine.
We shot in the main rotunda of the House of Commons, so we had to work around lots of tours and government staff walking through pretty much the entire time, while on a tight schedule. The natural light with the architectural style of certain pockets of that foyer was worth it though. My only wish is that we would've had a chance to talk about some science stuff and women in STEM!
Here's the image that ran, an outtake, plus documentary style shots I got while she was being interviewed for the article by Margaret Webb. You can read that here!
Special thanks to The Office of Gilbert Li, everyone at the magazine, as well as the Minister's team for making this happen.
We shot in the main rotunda of the House of Commons, so we had to work around lots of tours and government staff walking through pretty much the entire time, while on a tight schedule. The natural light with the architectural style of certain pockets of that foyer was worth it though. My only wish is that we would've had a chance to talk about some science stuff and women in STEM!
Here's the image that ran, an outtake, plus documentary style shots I got while she was being interviewed for the article by Margaret Webb. You can read that here!
Special thanks to The Office of Gilbert Li, everyone at the magazine, as well as the Minister's team for making this happen.
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