How Beautiful We All Were
Shelly Grimson's lost portraits of Canadian poets.
We already knew 
that young Leonard Cohen was a hottie, but young Michael Ondaatje (pictured at left)? Hubba hubba! On display at the Miles Nadal JCC in Toronto until the end of April, How Beautiful We All Were brings together portraits of 16 Canadian poets, shot by Shelly Grimson, many of which have never been seen by the public before. This is a CanLit project we can really get behind.
Portraits of sixteen Canadian poets
Photography by Shelly Grimson
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