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!
Tag: iPhone
Withrow Park
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.
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.
Colour at the Crosswalk
I normally tend to black and white imagery, but this morning the intense blues and oranges of the crosswalk at about 6:45 am really struck me. Also, there was no traffic so I was able to stand in the middle of the road to quickly get the shot with my iPhone.
A Long Table
I was at Hart House at the University of Toronto this morning, and found this long table.
After Hours
I was walking on the street last night and saw some interesting lighting in a closed hair salon, so out came the iPhone!
I’m Back
It’s been over a year. I have been posting images elsewhere, but as so many corporate services like Facebook become increasingly problematic, I need to revitalize my photo blog, so expect much more frequent image posting!
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.
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
Abstract Colours
Recently I was out with my Wednesday photowalk friends and we ran across a kayak rental on the Humber River here in Toronto. I loved the look of the kayaks stored together, like puzzle pieces.
My Third Eye 