Reflections of Montreal
Montreal
I loved the reflections of the old and the new on the corner of Sherbrooke St. E. and Saint-Urbain in Montreal, Quebec. I shot this last March.
Finding Direction
Finding Direction
Everyone has a different sense of direction. Where do you get yours or are you still looking?
Shot last year in the Eatons Centre Toronto, Ontario.
Open Streets Uptown Waterloo
On Sunday September 15 we went to Uptown Waterloo to check out the Open Streets event. Open Streets Uptown Waterloo is a series of community afternoons inviting everyone to come walk, ride and play in our vibrant urban centre along King Street.
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- Open Streets Waterloo Kung-Fu Academy Drummer
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- Open Streets Waterloo Kung-Fu Academy
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- Open Streets Waterloo Kung-Fu Academy
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- Open Streets Waterloo Kung-Fu Academy
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- Open Streets Waterloo Kung-Fu Academy
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- Open Streets Waterloo Kung-Fu Academy
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- Open Streets Waterloo moccasin man
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- Open Streets Waterloo – Moments
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- Open Streets Waterloo Now and then Fashion
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- Open Streets Waterloo – Red Socks
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- Open Streets Waterloo Jugglers
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- Open Streets Waterloo Classic trucks
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- Open Streets Waterloo Classic trucks
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- Open Streets Waterloo Surprised Ref.
Are We There Yet?
Are We There Yet?
My daughter and her husband on the subway in New York City. Are we there yet?
Shuffle Demons Bass Man
Shuffle Demons – George Koller On Bass
The Shuffle Demons were playing at Dundas Square on Saturday of the Grey Cup weekend. These guys are great musicians and put on a great show. I was able to catch George with a close up of his face on the big screen behind him.
Study
Study
Taken in Chinatown I decided to leave this street shot in colour. The busy red graffiti is such a contrast to the quite concentration on what he is reading.
Take Out
Take Out
Next in our Toronto Street photography adventure I caught this chef cooking up some noodles in Chinatown. The kitchen overlooked the street allowing one to see how it’s done.
Keeping Warm
Keeping Warm on the streets of Toronto
Another interesting gentleman making ends meet on the streets of Toronto. He was pleased to have his picture taken for some change. Again I missed the opportunity to make conversation and get to know something about him.
Berry Picking
Berry Picking in Kensington Market
Here is another in the Toronto Street Photography series. This was shot on the move as we walked along. I didn’t look through the viewfinder just pointed the camera in her direction and fired of a shot. Sometimes you get lucky. She did turn out a little under exposed in the original but shooting in RAW allows you to bring back those details in the shadows.
Street Aviator
Street Aviator
This street photography shot took me out of my comfort zone because I actually asked this gentleman if I could take his picture. For some change in his cup it was no problem. The aviator glasses, the eagle pin on his hat and a face full of character made him an ideal subject. Like I said I was out of my comfort zone actually asking a stranger if I could take their picture that I forgot the obvious. That was to take the time to have a conversation with him. Find out his story or even his name. Next time I’ll take the time.
Santa Incognito
Santa Incognito
A friend and I went to Toronto on Saturday to try out some street photography. We had a great day and covered a lot of ground. We went on foot from Union Station up to Yonge and Dundas, over to China Town and Kensington Market, then to Toronto City Hall. I found Santa incognito at the Eaton’s Centre. The proof is in the sweet shirt he is wearing. It say’s Believe!
Only one month to Christmas! Believe!
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