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

Tag: technology

“Squawk Box”

Post date October 1, 2022

Tags coral, green, molding, moulding, phone, pink, rotary dial phone, Squawk Box, technology, telephone, telephone receiver, walls

“Technological Fruit Fly”

Post date October 4, 2020

Tags apple, Apple logo, computers, housefly, iMac, logo, Mac, reflective, screen, shiny, silver, Technological Fruit Fly, technology

“Power Blocking”

Post date June 12, 2020

Tags breaker, fuse, fusebox, german, green, grid, Power Blocking, switch, technology, vintage, vintage technology

“Dial Tomb”

Post date June 11, 2020

Tags Dial Tomb, landline, outdated, phone, signs, technology, telephone, useless

“Flick The Switch”

Post date January 17, 2016

Tags blue, blue box, Flick The Switch, green, monitor, red, safety first, setlife, technology, toxgard, toxic, toxic monitor, warning, yellow

“Obsolete” – Vintage colour television video camera, CTV Studios, Scarborough

Post date November 15, 2013

Tags camera, colour, ctv, obsolete, technology, television, video, vintage

“Technological Dustbin”

Post date October 4, 2013

Tags technology, VHS

“This Property is Monitored By a BETAMAX” – In the words of Chris Rock, ‘They still make you?!?!?!?’

Post date July 25, 2011

Tags beta, chrisrock, iphoneography, signs, technology, video

“Hi-Tech Friar Tuck” – Religious brother rockin’ a cellphone and a laptop, O’Hare Airport, Chicago

Post date June 19, 2011

Tags airport, friar, iphoneography, technology, unexpected

“Take Me to Your Leader” – Professor and world’s 1st cyborg Steve Mann in his Toronto lab

Post date December 19, 2010

Steve Mann is an incredibly brilliant and engaging speaker on matters of human-computer/robot interaction.

He has written THE book on cyborgs (literally) and considers himself to be one. He wears an optical transmitter-receiver (eye-piece) and mini-computer/recorder (fanny-pack) at all times, and is constantly gathering and transmitting audio and visual information as he goes about his daily life.

His lab on Dundas West across from the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is also installed with numerous video cameras that are constantly live- streaming to the Internet.

You can read more about Steve Mann here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Mann