Nathan Goldberg
I am a Toronto-based photographer who was first introduced to photography when my parents bought me a 110mm film camera when I was around 8 or 9 years old. As a teenager, I started using my Dad’s Nikon FT2, and my passion for photography has grown since. I moved into the digital world in the early 2000s, when I got a cheap Kodak point-and-shoot and played around with various other point-and-shoots while still using the film SLR. In 2007, I made the jump and got my first DSLR, a Nikon D40x. I was still just doing casual photography at that time, going back and forth between the DSLR and point-and-shoots, until I decided to start learning more about digital photography in 2011. I started absorbing whatever information I could on various photography websites and YouTube channels and practising different photography techniques along the way. I take a lot of different types of photos, but I really enjoy nature photography, including landscapes, wildlife and macro.