A couple of evenings ago I went for a short walk along “The Danforth” (Danforth Avenue here in Toronto). I saw this odd object at a construction site, held my camera over the fence and hoped for the best.
Flowers After The Rain
Coming home from Camera Club in the rain last night, and knowing more rain was forecast overnight, I resolved to go out this morning and shoot black and white macro images of rain drops on flowers.
It was a bit breezy, and focus was a real challenge, but after some work in post I got three images I like.
I used my Sony a6100 body and 90mm macro lens.
Kingston Road, Near Warden
Out this morning in the Kingston Road / Warden area in Toronto / Scarborough. A neighbourhood of contrasts. My eye was drawn to the decay. All images taken with a Sony a6100 body and 7.5mm f/3.5 fisheye lens.
The Claw
This past weekend I was in Presqu’ile Point Park in Ontario. Ther was a lot of large driftwood and leaning trees by the shores of Lake Ontario in the Park, and the branches in this image reminded me of a claw reaching out over the water.
Bridge Over Troubled Times
In nearby Taylor Creek Park this afternoon, shooting a bridge with my iPhone in pano mode with the wide angle lens. Going for distortion of reality again. Nothing is normal.
A Bright Sunny Morning …
It was a bright sunny morning yesterday at Cheery Beach in Toronto, but I had other ideas…
Loaves of Bread
From an outing last Sunday. The front window of a bakery. I liked how the sun shone through lettering on the window onto the loaves of bread.
Cacophony
I took this image this past Wednesday with my iPhone on Pano mode. Looking into an empty barbershop, the interior is overwhelmed by reflections but I do like the look.
A View From a Pedestrian Bridge
Out yesterday with photography friends, and as we crossed over the pedestrian bridge near the Pape/Gerrard area I too this panoramic image of the neighbourhood.
TTC Station Entrance
I had not used this entrance to the Yonge/Bloor TTC station, and so when I used it for the first time on Saturday I had to try panorama!
My Third Eye 