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Category Archives: Black & White
WEBSTER’S FALLS
I recently went on a photo shoot to Webster’s Falls with one of Canada’s leading professional photographers, Iden Ford (see photo below). Located approximately 60 km northwest of Toronto, I enjoyed an incredible (if somewhat damp) day -not only because of … Continue reading
Posted in Black & White, Waterfalls
A COLD DAY AT CHERRY BEACH
Cherry Beach in Toronto is one of my favourite place to take photos, particularly when the weather is inclement and the beach is relatively deserted.
Posted in Black & White, Dogs, Downtown Toronto, Lake Ontario
SNOW SQUALL
Recently, I went to Port Credit, a bedroom community on the shores of Lake Ontario just west of Toronto. The weather was ideal for landscape photography: overcast, windy and periodic lake driven snow squalls. I hope that you enjoy viewing … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Black & White, Lake Ontario
Port Credit Buskerfest
I went to the local Port Credit Buskerfest last weekend not knowing what to expect. I had an incredibly good time. Not only are the Buskers immensely talented artists, but they are superb entertainers as well.
Posted in Black & White, Buskers, Urban Toronto
A Different View of Wall Street Banks
This shot is a reflection of the head office building for an American bank which played a prominent role in the Wall Street meltdown. I hope you find the perspective to be interesting…
Posted in Black & White, Urban Toronto
Bug
I was having coffee on the deck the other morning and noticed this shell on the table. I have no idea what it is (was?). The thought that this thing had moulted meant that it was getting bigger did NOT … Continue reading
Posted in Black & White, Wildlife
You’re Welcome GM
General Motors announced that it is expressing its’ gratitude to Canada for the more than $10 billion invested to save the company from bankruptcy by laying off more than 2,000 workers. Somehow “you’re welcome” doesn’t seem adequate.
Posted in Black & White, Urban Toronto
When it Rains….
I love large storms, particularly thunderstorms. The caveat is that I only enjoy them when I’m indoors. When I get stuck outdoors, not so much.
Posted in Black & White, Urban Toronto
Cherry Beach
Cherry Beach is one of my favourite places in Toronto to take pictures, particularly when the skies are cloudy and rain is threatening.
Posted in Black & White, Urban Toronto
Sign of the Times??
Electric cars. Hmmm. Like it or not, here they come. Is this what Toronto’s road network will look like in 50 years?
Posted in Black & White, Urban Toronto