Veteran Toronto photographer Arnaud Maggs is the winner of the 2012
Scotiabank Photography Award, at $50,000 Canada’s richest photography
prize. Maggs, 86, received the honour at a gala Wednesday evening in
Toronto, prevailing over two other finalists, Fred Herzog of Vancouver
and Montreal’s Alain Paiement.
His Wikipedia biog
Thursday, May 10, 2012
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