Tag: toronto
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Heading into another cold one tonight… -42 with the wind chill. But it’s so, so pretty…
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In the past few days, Toronto has been under a layer of ice that began with a storm last weekend, and was kept up by the fact that we went on to have a truly white Christmas. On one hand, it’s caused massive amounts of downed trees, power outages, damaged property and folks who went…
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This is how you can keep a cold indefinitely : Take medicine Go to sleep Wake up feeling just a little bit better Conclude that you are totally healed and go do stuff (work, shop, or in my case, wander about in the cold with your camera). Repeat. Yesterday I woke up thinking ‘I’m going…
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We’ve had freezing rain in Toronto all weekend. To Tito and I, that means it’s time to get out the cameras and head to Leslie Street. I apologize for the image-heavy post… but I hope you’ll agree that it was worth it :)
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I do a lot of things in my day job, but photography has always been the best part of what I do. One of our clients in particular is a huge part of my photography life, and every year we choose a shortlist of my best non-work related shots of the year to print and…
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I’ve been dying to take the Lee Filter Big Stopper to the Leslie Street Spit since I got it – finally managed it last weekend! Here are some of my favourites :)
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Couldn’t resist a few more shots of the storm :) I also created a time-lapse – enjoy!
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We had a crazy storm and gorgeous skies in Toronto tonight. Here are my favourites… more to come :) (And, in case you’re wondering, no, I didn’t photoshop the heck out of these images… in fact three of them are from my phone and just came out that way!) Why, now, blow and, swell billow,…
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Toronto had one heck of a storm yesterday. In my totally failed effort to beat the storm home, I only took 2 photos. This is from my balcony, as they were trying to bring the Kajama in to berth before things got too messy. This is my cat, Shodan. Shodan enjoyed the wet umbrella. Weirdo.…
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Fog everywhere. Fog up the river, where it flows among green aits and meadows; fog down the river, where it rolls defiled among the tiers of shipping and the waterside pollutions of a great (and dirty) city. ― Charles Dickens, Bleak House All photos taken in Toronto, last night, with the Kitcam iPhone App which I…
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