“Urban Jellyfish”

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“Subprime Real Estate”

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“Notorious RGB”

“La-Z-Boyz n the Hood”

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“Chute for the Stars”

“Givin’ ‘Er”

“Litter of Love”

“Unmasked; The Gaping Maw”

“Unmasked”

“Garbage Turn”

“From Day to Night”

“Where’s Michael?”

“Time’s Up”

“After The After Party” – @VeuveClicquot

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“We. Are. Disgusting.” – Long-weekend aftermath, ON Route rest-stop, Highway 401, Trenton, Ontario

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“The Great Trash Heap—On Wheels”

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“Detritus”

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“Two’fer” – The garbage men were clearly on a roll

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“Indisposed” – A stuffed toy that didn’t make the cut on moving day

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“Dead Soldiers” – Empty beer cups after a concert

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“Competing Sculptures” – Discarded children’s toys give actual art piece a run for its money, Toronto

“Variety Is The Spice of Life” – Passenger seat footwell, photo assistants car

“Scattered” – Bar refuse on a sidewalk, Dallas

“The Complete Set” – Discarded furniture in an alley, Toronto

“ROCK ON, tiger!” – Lost glove’s new home on a sewer grate, Toronto

This couldn’t have presented itself better if I’d staged it. Everything works: The cougarific tiger print glove that has come to rest in the rock ‘n’ roll horns gesture; the repeating of the glove pattern in the pattern of the storm sewer grate; and, finally the fact that the colour of the collected debris matches the glove’s caramel brown-yellow. This is the type of tableaux that makes me do double- takes when walking down the street.

Now if only I could meet and photograph the person who lost this glove in the first place.

“Playoff Spirit” – Hockey stick as clean-up tool on a Toronto garbage truck

“Touch of Yellow 2” – Abandoned chair, Highfield Road, Toronto

“The End of the Rainbow” – Trashcan full of gumballs, Studio One, Toronto

“Where It All Began” – My first ever mobile phone photo

I took this photo with someone else’s phone because mine didn’t even have a camera at the time.