There was an open house at Roy Thompson Hall today, so off I went with my fisheye and another wide-angle lens. The light coming in through the large windows was amazing!
This hand-tinted cyanotype shows a bridge spanning Taylor Creek Park here in Toronto, taken with a fisheye lens.
I wanted the colours in this print to be a mixture of “wrong/surreal” mixed with a faded vintage look. I guess I am still reacting to the problems of present day reality.
The portion of Yonge Street between Bloor and Dundas isn’ what it once was, compared to the early 80’s when I moved to Toronto. It’s pretty dreary. But I did see some points of interest.
The Balzacs Coffee Shop at the Distillery District in Toronto has one of my favourite cafe interiors in the city. I love the view from the second floor.
it has been at least twenty years since I hve been at this location. During this return visit I was shooting with my Sony a6100 and TTArtisan 7.5mm f/2.8 lens. I liked the indoor images I was getting.
Yesterday I went down to see the partially reopened trail in the south Don River here in Toronto. I decided to shoot my 4mm f/2,8 fisheye for the first time in a while.
Escaping the foul air in Toronto yesterday, I went into St. Lawrence Market right as it opened at 9 a.m. It’s interesting to photograph when it’s empty.
All images taken with my Sony a6100 body and 7Artisans 10mm f/3,5 lens.
My eyes aren’t getting younger, and focusing manual telephotos is not getting any easier, so I treated myself to a Tamron 70-300mm lens. I was out at the Beaches yesterday, and paired it with my Sony a6100 body.