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

Year: 2013

“Deflowered” – Workers pickup after a flower cart spill at Dupont & Davenport

“Do You Know What Time It Is?” – Vintage neon wall-clock

“Fleck” – Peeling antique chair on patched concrete

“Up Against The Wall!” – Shoe options patiently wait off-set

“Slant”

“Red Stripe”

“This Must Be The Place” – Intriguing parking spot name plate, North Liberty Centre, Toronto

“Who’s Jimmy” – Communal bathrobe and hang-tag, Silverline Studios, Toronto

“Caped Crusader” – Miller is a superhero when it comes to relaxing

“Chillin’ Like A Villain” – Man enjoys his Timmy’s and a smoke in a Loblaws parking lot while perched on the trunk of his car

“Dominoes” – How long ’till the Gardiner all falls down, Toronto?

“Barred” – Light and shadow pattern on cobblestones, Distillery District, Toronto

“Burnt by the Sun” – Man shields his head from the sun with a pamphlet, Distillery District, Toronto

“Have A Seat” – The Sketchbook Project visits the Distillery District, Toronto

“I Always Feel Like Someone Is Watching Me” – Theatregoers at CATS, Toronto

“Eastbound and Down” – Zanzibar, Yonge Street, Toronto

“Layers” – Pedestrians walk past artist’s rendition of future recreational facility on Yonge Street, Toronto

“Diagonal” – Pedestrian scramble at Yonge-Dundas Square, Toronto

“Valley” – Yonge Street approaching Dundas Square, Toronto

“Coupling Cooled” – Bad sign for a relationship when a frame get donated to Value Village and the couple doesn’t remove their vacation portrait

“Cabin in the Woods” – Shed peeks out above the Craven Rd fence, Leslieville, Toronto

“Coffee Anyone?” – Strada espresso machine @DineenCoffee, Toronto

“Take Me To Your Leader” – Extensive chalk graffiti, freight elevator, 9 Davies, Toronto

“Going Up” – Light installation, Yonge & Temperance, Toronto

“Urban Dance” – Pigeons fighting over a brown paper bag, Temperance Street, Toronto

“Welcome to The Cove” – Replica of Peggy’s Cove lighthouse at Bay & Wellington, Toronto

“The House That Pasta Built” – Stained glass window at The Old Spaghetti Factory, Toronto

“Happy Beach Cart”

“Ménage à Trois” – Three cupcakes melded into a heart courtesy a bike ride in the hot sun

Continuing the tradition from last year, cupcakes and my bike still don’t mix well. Although this result was much more adorable.

“Olé” – Is it just me or does the @bigelowtea logo look like a lucha libre mask?

“Pound It Out” – Cappuccino, @ezraspound, Toronto