I’m normally a cat person, but an expression like that could make me a dog person!
How Much Is That Doggy In the Window
The Only Cafe Portrait Series: Brad Robb
Out again this morning at the Only Cafe for another entry in my portrait series project with my photography friend Brad Robb. As always for this project, Sony A7ii, Helios 44 lens via adapters.
The Only Cafe Portrait Project: Andrew Smith
Andrew is an artist and “maker” in Toronto. So many amazing stories!!
Both images taken with my Sony A7ii and Helios 44 lens (as always for this project.)
Only Cafe Portrait Series: Michael
Another entry in my Only Cafe Portrait Series project: a good chat this morning with my photography friend Michael.
Both images made with Sony A7ii camera, and Helios 44 lens.
A Day of Drizzle
There hasn’t been a lot of rain recently in East York, Ontario, until the last few days. But this past Sunday was different. Rain overnight, plus some drizzle in the morning made for some interesting droplets. I shot with my iPhone 13, as it is pretty resistant to moisture.
On Queen Street in the Beaches
Yesterday morning in the Beaches. The light was soft and gentle, welcoming you into the day.
Ilford HP5 Plus (expired) developed in
Rollei Supergrain developer
A Path Through a Park
Another image using long-expired HP5 Plus film. I really like the look!
developed in Black, White and Green developer
iPhone “Tintype” Portraits
Ya, I know they aren’t real wet plate tintypes. But it’s still fun. Both portraits taken with iPhone 13 Pro Max, using Tintype app.
Under a Bridge
I am really enjoying using Flic Film‘s Black, White & Green Developer. Environmentally friendly, economical and I love the results. This is from under a bridge in Toronto. The HP5 Plus film was pushed one stop but the grain still looks good.
Ilford HP5 Plus developed in Black, White & Green
Ramshackle
In a city of expensive real estate, resulting in a housing crisis for many, I am surprised this ramshackle house is still in its present condition. It looks like it could tell a story to two!
Post work in Snapseed app
My Third Eye 