Eric Brazier is a Digital Tech and Photo Assistant in Toronto, Canada

Tag: UTSC

“Seamless Integration”

Post date April 30, 2021

“Natural Flair”

Post date February 21, 2021

Tags architecture, blue sky, buildings, bushes, cladding, dusk, golden hour, gray, grey, landscaping, lines, magic hour, nestled, patterns, Scarborough, silver, smooth, snow, snow covered, sunset, trees, University of Toronto Scarborough, UTSC, winter

“Rejoice and be Clad”

Post date February 20, 2021

Tags architecture, blue sky, buildings, cladding, dusk, golden hour, gray, grey, lines, magic hour, patterns, Scarborough, silver, smooth, sunset, University of Toronto Scarborough, UTSC, winter

“A Study in Brutality, N°3”

Post date February 19, 2021

Tags A Study in Brutality, architecture, brutalism, brutalist, brutalist architecture, concrete, grid, grid pattern, lines, patterns, Scarborough, skylights, squares, texture, University of Toronto Scarborough, UTSC

“A Study in Brutality, N°2”

Post date February 18, 2021

Tags A Study in Brutality, architecture, brutalism, brutalist, brutalist architecture, concrete, grid, grid pattern, lines, patterns, Scarborough, skylights, squares, texture, University of Toronto Scarborough, UTSC

“A Study in Brutality, N°1”

Post date February 17, 2021

Tags A Study in Brutality, architecture, brutalism, brutalist, brutalist architecture, concrete, lines, patterns, Scarborough, skylights, squares, texture, University of Toronto Scarborough, UTSC

“Blue Man Group”

Post date September 12, 2019

Behind-the-Scenes, Hudson’s Bay Fall 2019

Tags Aline Lima, behind-the-scenes, between shots, blue, blue man group, digital tech, HBC, Hudson's Bay, on location, photoshoot, Scarborough, U of T, U of T Scarborough, UTSC

“Nautical Disaster”

Post date July 20, 2019

Tags angular, architecture, brutalism, brutalist, brutalist architecture, buildings, concrete, higher learning, monochromatic, Nautical Disaster, Scarberia, Scarborough, Scompton, Toronto, U of T, University of Toronto, University of Toronto Scarborough, UTSC