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Queen W in Spring

After a cold, wet early spring, Toronto finally is beginning to see some nice weather. I decided to take advantage of a rare opportunity of some free time to walk from my office downtown along Queen St to Factory Theatre, where I was headed to see an opening of a new play. Equipped with my [...]

CN Tower from OCAD

Tower, near stilts… – Posted using MobyPicture.com

Crane Over College

Toronto is a city of condo development. I don’t know why, or whether it is good or bad. The cranes are everywhere, towering over neighbourhoods that previously only had faraway views of the CN Tower to make them feel small. They make me think of Half Life 2 or War of the Worlds for the [...]

Rosedale Valley Road Sunset

The Toronto Shooters Club had another great photo walk this past Monday, April 26. This time out, the gang explored Yorkville. Among the many inspiring subjects were urban scenes, architecture, sculpture, people and pets. You can see my set in my Flickr photostream. As the photo walk drew towards a close, I realized that we [...]

Tobermory Land and Sea Scapes

Tobermory. The Bruce Peninsula. Flowerpot Island. Dunk’s Bay. If these are just names, not memories for you, then you are really missing out. This is a beautiful part of the world. I had never been there before but my sister and her husband bought a cottage right in Tobermory just above the Little Tub harbour [...]

Blackout Anniversary Party on Ossington

Friday, August 14, 2009. Ossington Avenue. The 6th Anniversary of the northeastern blackout of 2003. This was an exciting event and a lot of fun to photograph. As Michael, from Streets Are For People, described in his Facebook event posting, 28 venues from Queen to Dundas No lights, no mics, no amps, no lack of [...]