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The FEARLESS II Motorcycle Photography Exhibit: Thursday Oct 12th in Toronto

Starts: Oct 12, 2017 Ends: Oct 12, 2017 28 Logan Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

FEARLESS II: Face North official event poster. Use #FearlessTO to get involved on social media.

FEARLESS II: Face North official event poster. Use #FearlessTO to get involved on social media.

Feed the passion and "Face North" at this annual motorcycle art show happening in Toronto

The FEARLESS motorcycle photography exhibit is in it's second year. This year's theme is "Face North" happening Thursday October 12th in the Lakeshore Boulevard East and Carlaw Ave area (28, Logan Avenue) in Toronto.

The one night only exhibit curated by local moto photographer Dan Lim / The Moto Foto and will showcase a recent body of work featuring unique portraits of people and their motorcycles. Each one-of-a-kind large format photo will be available for sale by silent auction.

All proceeds will go to support Diabetes Canada. It's personal for Dan, his son was diagnosed with type 1 Diabetes at a very young age, making Diabetes Canada a natural choice for a beneficiary to the exhibit’s proceeds.

Tickets are free but you need to register to attend - see you at the show!

Last year, in the show's inaugural year, the event raised $10,000 for Diabetes Canada and brought out the motorcycle community. This year organizers will attempt to raise more through a silent auction sale of unique and beautiful prints.

In the spirit of diversity and inclusion, each subject faces due North

Each piece of art has been shot with its subject facing due North to create a sense of uniformity and symbolism.

Naturally diffused by the sky, northern light is consistent and never creates a direct light source. Each unique print has been conceptualized as a diptych, where the subject and their bike are positioned next to each other to demonstrate the connection between human persona and personalized machine.

“Just as no two snowflakes are alike, each of us are unique. Motorcyclists share a common bond over their shared passion but each rider brings an individual experience through the clothes they wear and the motorcycle they own,” says Lim, “That’s what FEARLESS II: Face North is all about.”

Over $10,000 was raised for Diabetes Canada at last year's event.

Over $10,000 was raised for Diabetes Canada at last year's event.

Support Diabetes Canada and make a difference in the lives of those living with or affected by diabetes

Tickets are free and funds will be raided through the silent photography auction. “We are grateful to Dan Lim/The Moto Foto for the commitment to supporting Diabetes Canada in making a difference in the lives of those living with or affected by diabetes,” says Maria Petri, Ontario Regional Director. “Thanks to friends like Dan, 2,500 youth with type 1 diabetes and their families are able to attend our D-Camps program annually, and we are able to fund world-leading Canadian diabetes research.”

Diabetes Canada is the registered national charitable organization that is making the invisible epidemic of diabetes visible and urgent. Diabetes Canada partners with Canadians to End Diabetes through educational programs and support services, resources for health-care professionals on best practices to care for people with diabetes, advocacy to governments, schools and workplaces; and funding world-leading Canadian research to improve treatments and find a cure. For more information, visit diabetes.ca.

ESR is very proud to support Dan Lim who's photos we love. Dan is a professional photographer whose work has graced the pages of Harley-Davidson to Triumph magazine ads and billboards. Known for his prolific work in the fashion industry, he has subsequently combined his love for motorcycles with his passion for photography.

Photographer Dan Lim (centre) at last year's Fearless event.

Photographer Dan Lim (centre) at last year's Fearless event.

Register for free tickets and see you at the show!

Visit www.FearlessTO.com for more information and be part of the conversation by using hashtag #FearlessTO.

A packed house at last year's Fearless event.

A packed house at last year's Fearless event.

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