Gabor was, first and foremost, a great humanist, deeply affable and sincerely interested in everyone he met. That sense of interest also drove his passion for documentary photography, and during his long career he produced among the fairest and most touching portraits of life in the Quebec countryside and of the architecture of Montreal neighbourhoods.

Having produced some hundred thousand images and with a strong commitment to university teaching, Gabor became one of the pillars of documentary photography in Canada. He trained multiple generations of image practitioners and had a lasting influence on the art world.

To pay him tribute, we reproduce here some of the articles published in the magazine over the years to do justice to his rich contributions and achievements.