Eric Brazier is a Digital Tech and Photo Assistant in Toronto, Canada

Tag: cycling

“TTC Toolbox”

Post date January 8, 2017

Tags bike pump, bike rack, bike repair, bike tire, biking, brick wall, Bricks, cycling, fix it, Greenwood Station, plunger, public transit, pump, red, spare tire, subway, subway station, tethered, tire, toolbox, tools, TTC, TTC Toolbox, wall

“Rush Hour: Leslieville”

Post date July 4, 2016

Tags bike lane, bikes, biking, Carlaw, commute, commuters, commuting, cycling, cyclists, Dundas, Dundas-Carlaw, intersection, Leslieville, morning light, morning sun, Rush Hour, shadows, Toronto

“The Secret Stick-Lives of Bike Couriers” – Segregated entrance, Bay Adelaide Centre – Shipping & Receiving

Post date May 2, 2015

Tags bike, bike courier, blue, cycling, shipping and receiving, stick figure

“Now THAT’S Multi-Tasking” – Cyclist texts while riding no-hands

Post date August 9, 2011

I just missed catching him in full leaned-back two-handed texting mode. He was approaching a traffic light so I guess he figured he should have at least ONE hand on the bars!

What do you think: Kinda Impressive or Downright Dangerous?

Tags badideas, bikes, cycling, iphoneography, texting, Toronto

“Indian Summer” – Bike shadow on cobblestones, Liberty Market in Liberty Village, Toronto

Post date October 9, 2010

What an unexpectedly beautiful day in Toronto. After work I headed to The Brazen Head Pub to meet up with my girlfriend and take in some of the Magenta Foundation’s Flash Forward Photography Festival taking place at 171 Liberty St in Liberty Village.

Along the way I stopped to snap this shot. You know winter is around the corner when the shadows are this long at 5:30 PM.