The Toronto Sun's popular SUNshine Girl feature once again captured the spirit of an adventurous Canadian with its January 2019 spotlight on Monique. This blue-eyed model was presented not just for her looks, but for her genuine passion for the great outdoors.
A Portrait of an Outdoor Enthusiast
According to the feature, Monique's interests are deeply rooted in nature and hands-on activities. She is described as someone who enjoys fishing, hiking, and farming. In a distinctive detail, the profile also notes that she "can also shoot," adding a layer of skill and rustic charm to her persona. The series of photos aimed to reflect this active, earthy lifestyle.
The Visual Story by Craig Robertson
All twelve images in the gallery were captured by acclaimed Toronto Sun photographer Craig Robertson. The photos, taken in January 2019, form a visual narrative that goes beyond a standard photoshoot, intending to connect Monique's image with her stated pastimes. Each credit reinforces the professional origin of the content, tying it directly to the newspaper's brand.
Access and the Digital News Landscape
The presentation of Monique's feature highlights a common model in modern Canadian digital journalism. The article and its accompanying gallery are positioned as part of the Toronto Sun's subscriber-exclusive content. The publication promotes its subscription service by offering unlimited access to articles from across Canada, exclusive entry to the digital Toronto Sun ePaper, and additional perks like daily puzzles and supporting local journalism.
For non-subscribers, the option to register provides a limited reading experience, allowing access to some articles while encouraging a full subscription for complete content. This structure underscores the evolving business of news media, where exclusive features and in-depth photo galleries serve as key offerings for a dedicated audience.
