“He Don’t Live Here No More” – Lord Dufferin Apartments, Liberty Village, 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.

“Hi” – Anthropromorphized tree, Toronto

I always love it when people show-off their sense of humour. It would be interesting to know if the eyes and mouth were there before the tree lost its limbs or if they were added after as a sort of memorial.

“Not Just Another Brick In The Wall” – Close-up of a wall mural in Toronto

I love graffiti – especially when you get up close and have the rich colours combined with the texture of the brick. Even if I may not be crazy about the tag or the content of the artwork I usually love the colours.

“Reach For The Sky” – Diseased-looking trees on Commissioners Street, Toronto

“Do You Know Where The Power Lies?” – Commissioners Street powerlines, Toronto

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

“Just the Essentials” – Front cupboard, Parents’ House, Lagoon City

“Wasp PhotoBomb”

“Back-door Bullet-hole” – ExcaliBAR, Toronto

“Touch of Yellow 3” – Do not cross this line in the ExcaliBAR parking lot

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

“Touch of Yellow 1” – Peeking hydrant

“Go Towards The Light”

“Otis” – 70’s era elevator in Toronto

“Crap-mobile” – Poor artistic rendering of Fred Flintstone’s automobile

“Let Me Out” – Cat at sliding door wanting to go outside

“Let Me In” – Cat at sliding door ready to come inside

“Give ‘Er” – Young cyclist attempts to keep up with the cars, Queen’s Quay, Toronto

“More Power” – Wind turbine at Exhibition Place, Toronto

“Staring Contest” – A couple entranced by the defunct grain silos at the bottom of Bathurst Street, Toronto

“Don’t Panic” – Graffiti artist quoting Douglas Adams in The Junction, Toronto

“Angel Wing” – Random act of art in The Junction, Toronto

“Book Brick” – Entryway to a book store in The Junction, Toronto

“All Occasions” – Cake shop widow in The Junction, Toronto

“Tucked Away” – Furniture store basement in The Junction, Toronto

“Slim Shady” – Lamps on display at a furniture store in The Junction, Toronto

“Some Strings Attached” – Looming art installation in a Junction junk shop, Toronto

“Who Loves Ya Baby?” – Pink neon junk store Jesus in The Junction, Toronto

“How Much?” – Vegetables for sale, Chinatown East, Toronto

“Hi” – Live eel explores his tank at The Grand Restaurant, Chinatown East, Gerrard & Broadview, Toronto