I am still having fun with the panoramic mode on my iPhone. I am trying to dial it back, making the effect more subtle.
I went to Withrow Park today and I liked these two. The colour image has a Lomo Purple style colour treatment.
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Unreality Continues
My images continue t move away from objective reality. On the Danforth in Toronto this morning. I used the panorama setting on my iPhone 15, then in post gave the image a colour treatment vagely akin to the look from Lomography Turquoise C-41 film.
Back Alley Basketball
Walking through alleys in the College/Ossington neighbourhood in Tornoto today, and key running across basketball hoops. All images taken with my Sony a7ii and 28mm f/3.5 OLympus Zuiko lens (via adapter)
Ignoring the Rules
I do like ignoring the Rule of thirds on a regular basis. This image is from an outing at the Beaches this past Sunday afternoon.
A Sunny Apocalypse Morning
Given current geopolitical events, so often when I got out with my camera I am looking for distortions, making things look unreal, etc. And when I get home to do the post work I am doing it even more.
Nothing seems normal. Everything feels wrong, like it’s twisting into a dystopian spiral.
This morning I went to the University of Toronto campus, and yet again I feel my images reflect what is looming over us in Canada.
The Only Cafe Portrait Series
Although this project never officially ended, it has been a while. so it was nice to meet up with photography friend Bill G. this morning!
A Foreboding Sunny Morning
I was out at the Beaches in Toronto on Sunday morning. The sun was bright and dazzling, the sky a cheerful blue.
But give the current circumstances given the chaos south of the border in the US, I cannot help but see foreboding in every image.
TTC Fisheye
I was out with photography friends this week, in the northwest portion of the TTC Line One subway. Iwas shooting with my 4mm f/2.8 spherical fisheye lens, and I like the results I got.
Fisheye In Church
Images from a couple of cathedrals in downtown Toronto last week. All taken with my Sony a6100 body and 7.5mm fisheye via adapter.
Sugar Beach in February
Sugar Beach in Toronto (named for being right next to a Sugar plant by Lake Ontario) has always seemed rather surrealistic, and it seemed especially so yesterday morning. Snow covered, under an overcast sky.
Both images taken with a Sony a6100 body and TTArtisans 35mm f/0.95 lens.
