As part of my rehab. from my right hip replacement at the end of August, I've been walking two miles a day One day, while walking, I noticed a fossilized impression of a maple leaf in the concrete sidewalk, and when the leaves turned, drove back to the spot with my gear, arranged this composition and grabbed this shot
Taken a few years ago during a street festival here in downtown Toronto.
I noticed a couple standing in a Toronto Transit Commission bus shelter, trying to find their route on the transit map, and liking the story, grabbed this shot.
Nikon S3 rangefinder
Nikon 35 1.8 in Nikon s mount manual focus
Fuji 100 ISO colour slide
5.6 @ 1/125th
Taken a few years ago in an alley off of Spadina Avenue in the heart of the original Chinatown, here in Toronto.
Normally I don't photograph Graffitti as it is someone else's art, and more important, so much of it is badly done, but in this case, I thought the subject matter was so timely and well done that I grabbed this shot.
motorized Nikon FA
Tamron SP 35-105 2.8 AIS manual focus
Fuji 100 ISO colour slide
5.6 @ 1/1000th
The Humber Bay Bridge is an architecturally beautiful pedestrian bridge that spans the mouth of the Humber River where it empties into Lake Ontario, here in Toronto.
In addition to photographing the entire structure as well as many people as they run, walk, bike, and skate across it, I've also spent a great deal of time photographing details of the structure. This is one example of those details.
Motorized Nikon F2AS
micro-Nikkor 105 f4 AI manual focus
Fuji 100 ISO colour slide
f8 @ 1/500th
