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  • What is this site about?

    Welcome to hamfats.ca, a social danceography blog site from aspiring dancer, dj, and dance photographer, Randy Panté. Other bloggers on this site include Tien Le (Vancouver) and most recently, Kevin Temple (Kingston). We cover topics that are relevant to our day to day lives as passionate social dancers.

  • Contact

    Questions about dance or dance photography? Feel free to send me a shout! (Also, all Randy wants to do is dance with you).

    Email: randypante@gmail.com
    Phone: +1.647.330.9230

Tag Archives: Photog

First Friday Blues Pictures

First Friday Blues Pictures. June 04, 2010.

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People of Dovercourt

Pictures of Dovercourt dancers, Frankie celebration night, May 29, 2010.

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Getting Out of the Way and Getting it Done

Finally going to be in Toronto for an extended period for the rest of May and June. The past month and a bit has been pretty busy for me in terms of travel: Austin, Ottawa, Montreal, and Amsterdam. It’ll be good to be back at home and the studio to work on some ideas stewing around in my head. I also have a bunch of blog posts that I should have written while traveling but I have this uncanny ability slash weakness to fall asleep as soon as I get on a plane. In lieu, here are a few quick notes.

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BluesShout 2010 – Photos Preview

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Greg and Svitlana

Svitlana returns with dance partner Greg and does some air defying poses!

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Joaquin

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Toronto’s multi-talented salsero, hip hop, breakin’, funk, and bluesin’ dancer, Joaquin the Dream.

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Jump!

Photo taken at the back of the Yonge & Bloor Studio, where I practically live when not watching Caprica at home.

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Toronto University Exchange 3D

Photobooth at the Toronto University Exchange 3D. If you want full quality pictures, feel free to contact me. I can email you the original digital copy or print a 8″x10″ copy ($10 each) for you. As you may know, the TUX event is all about being low cost and accessible for everybody. While you can...

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