Year: 2010
The recent winds brought down the stragglers and it’s time to start raking.
Île de la Visitation is an unexpected gem in Northern Montreal that I highly recommend visiting.
In addition to being a unique residential community that reminds me of Toronto Island’s inhabited regions, it contains the preserved remains of a decaying mill and miles of nature trails to explore.
Learn more about the island HERE or visit it via the google maps link below:
Check it out on Google Streetview:
If anyone knows the people who live there I’d love to meet them.
Fairmont Bagels is a close second.
Inspired by the amazing Newfoundland/Canadian artist Christopher Pratt’s painting “Driving to Venus”
At first I wished I could’ve gotten closer before snapping a shot, but upon review I couldn’t be happier with what I managed to catch.
An unquestionable archetype of the hipster stereotype (plaid shirt, ironic throwback baseball cap, moustache) trailed by his hip-HOP-ster counterpart in the midst of a slacker Abbey Road Crosswalk strut.
I live for these moments.
Last night I did a job at The Venetian Ball. It’s a huge charity gala with much food and drink and entertainment. The surprise musical guest was the legendary Stevie Wonder, and he did not dissappoint. He played longer than he was supposed to and was spot on and sang all the hits with grace and aplomb. Truly, a class act.
This is a shot of one of the many busser’s trolleys used to clean-up the revelry.
Toronto is still undefeated. Seems as good a time as any – schedules be damned!
There are few places in the world more depressing than a Social Security office. The dollar-store framed executive portraits placed next to the fire alarm says it all.
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.
I love the back-light in this shot. It managed to be captured in the middle of my iphone’s camera adjusting for exposing for the window and foreground.
