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

Tag: bike

“Daisy, Daisy”

Post date February 18, 2024

Tags Bicycle Built For Two, bike, commuter, cyclist, Daisy Bell, Daisy Daisy, dots, e-bike, polka-dots, purple, purple and yellow, Toronto, yellow

“A Bit Rusty, N°3”

Post date March 18, 2021

Tags 10-speed, A Bit Rusty, abandoned, abandoned bicycle, abandoned bike, bicycle, bike, bike chain, chain, details, gears, rust, rusted, shadows, spokes

“A Bit Rusty, N°2”

Post date March 17, 2021

Tags 10-speed, A Bit Rusty, abandoned, abandoned bicycle, abandoned bike, bicycle, bike, bike chain, crank, details, orange, pedals, reflectors, rust, rusted, shadows, spokes, teeth

“A Bit Rusty, N°1”

Post date March 16, 2021

Tags 10-speed, A Bit Rusty, abandoned, abandoned bicycle, abandoned bike, bicycle, bike, details, handlebars, rust, rusted

“Halfway There” – Monnickendam

Post date April 29, 2018

“Soar” – San Luis Obispo, California

Post date April 10, 2017

Tags bike, bike path, bird of prey, birds, Cali, california, Central Coast, explore, fence, flight, fly, green, hawk, hike, hiking, landscape, mountain, path, San Luis Obispo, SLO, soar, soaring, trail, travel, white fence, winding, wingspan

“Shadow Cycle”

Post date July 5, 2016

Tags bicycle, bike, bike tree, black and white, dusk, late afternoon light, long shadows, my ride, Shadow Cycle, shadows, sidewalk, sunlight

“Green Zone”

Post date August 26, 2015

Tags bike, green, Green zone, houseplants, Montreal, plants, Quebec

“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

“Overshadowed” – Shadow from a bike tree cluster at Yonge-Dundas Square, Toronto

Post date May 13, 2010

Tags bike, cameraphone, cycling, Dundas, shadow, sunset, Toronto, yonge

“Lo – Rye – Duh” – Yonge-Dundas Square, Toronto

Post date May 12, 2010

Despite the naysayers Yonge & Dundas Square has become a vibrant part of the Toronto cityscape. Some may deride it for its massive billboards and say it’s trying (unsuccessfully) to be Times Square, but regardless people still flock there. All kinds of people.