Urban photography inspiration by Tom Ryaboi

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"For me, photography will always be closely tied to travelling. I like to travel, see the world, where I hope to learn something, grow, and maybe leave something behind. Naturally, somewhere along the line, I wanted to capture some of these moments. The camera allowed me to capture beautiful places, interesting people, and sometimes even myself.

Over time, taking pictures has become closely associated to that blissful place in my mind reserved for travelling. So now, when I’m not travelling, the camera has become my tool for escape, to places I’ve been, and places I want to go. Hopefully I take some of you with me…. where should we go next?" ~ Tom Ryaboi

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Fabricating a celebrity at the Toronto Film Festival [video] - Holy Kaw!

Joe Schmoe turned faux Hollywood royalty in a single day? Sounds like the plot of a B-list movie, but it’s the real life tale of a guy who put on the performance prank of a lifetime.

Miguel Anthony and a group of mischievous schemers carefully orchestrated a plan to not only slip Miguel into the Toronto Film Festival, but also get him on the red carpet schmoozing fans and talking to the media. By the end of the night, strangers believed Miguel was Hollywood royalty and he even scored a face-to-face with Harvey Weinstein.

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Fake Celebrity gets Into the Biggest Movie Festival In the World - Please Retweet

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With their limited understanding of film production, the guys figure out amongst themselves that they need a producer. Not even sure what a producer does, they Google search the term. Up comes the name of Harvey Weinstein. Who's he? Google search to learn he is one of the most powerful producers in Hollywood. "That's our man". After being laughed at by those in the know, the guys hatch a scheme of enormous scale in order to get to him. By the end of the episode, Mr. Weinstein introduces himself to them and gives his personal cell phone number.

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Guys Crash The Toronto Film Festival - Video

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A CBC News Exclusive: It's the biggest security breach ever at the Toronto International Film Festival. With a small team and an intricate plot, two Toronto men fake their way into the country's biggest and most exclusive party. The CBC's Muhammad Lila reports.

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