“Seeing Red”

  

Peanuts Version

  

“Rebels”

  

“Morning Commute”

  

“The Banishment”

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“Peeps”

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“Any Direct Flight”

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“I’ll Fly Away”

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“Liftoff”

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“Migratory Jumble”

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“Flying-V” – Cormorants, The Leslie Spit, Toronto

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

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“The Other Side” – A Wild Turkey after crossing the road just south of Orangeville, Ontario

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“Wooden Poultry Array” – Storefront, Queen East, Leslieville

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“Wired” – Pigeons on a powerline @GerrardSquare, Toronto

"Wired" - Pigeons on a powerline @GerrardSquare, Toronto

“Pigeon Toe” – Pigeon walks on top of canvass

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“This One Did” – Cardinal takes flight from eavestrough

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“This One Didn’t Make It” – Baby robin that fell out of its nest

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“I’m Crushing Your Heads” – Photo of a photo on display in The Distillery District, Toronto

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“Hangin’ on the Fire-Escape” – Birds perched on fire-escape steps, Liberty Village, Toronto

“Untitled” – Pigeons gathered at Queen & Leslie, Leslieville, Toronto

“The Ultimate Backlight”

I am not a morning guy; I can sleep-in with the best of them.

But I do love the rare occassions when I have to be up extremely early. You get to see the world in a whole new light – literally.

This was the case with the photoshoot I was on yesterday morning. Call time at the Scarborough Bluffs was 5:30am.

It was dark, cold and – except for the two guys who had clearly been out clubbing and had talked their high-heels and mini-dress clad ‘dates’ into the romance of driving out to watch the sunrise – quiet.

Then the arc of that orange-pink sphere begins to peek above the horizon and the flat grey light begins to separate into highlight and shadows.

“Fly-by”, Union Station, Toronto

“Pigeons at Davisville Station”

“Birds Through A Wire”

“Sunset Swim” – Toronto Island