Being Elvis
During the four-day Collingwood Elvis Festival in a town north of Toronto, tribute artists and admirers of the singer often known as The King congregate.
Outsized collars, rhinestones and quiffs aplenty pay homage to an artist long dead but far from forgotten.
Tribute artist Robert Pooran of Etobicoke prepares before a gospel talent contest.
Tribute artists prepare in a dressing room for a gospel talent contest.
Richard Wolfe of Hamilton, Ontario gets ready to perform.
Joey Cundari of Brampton, Ontario performs "Jailhouse Rock" on a street stage.
Elvis Presley tribute artist Norm Ackland, Jr of Windsor, Ontario performs with his son Jax.
Gordie McNeil of Fort Erie, Ontario performs on a sidewalk.
Norm Ackland, Jr of Windsor, Ontario performs near dancers on a street stage.
Tribute artist Marcus Wells of Toronto stands near festivalgoers.
Dan Barella of Staten Island, New York performs.
Alyssa Malfatti of Orangeville, Ontario is held by her father for a portrait in an Elvis cutout.
An Elvis fan shows his T-shirt.
