This is Watershed Conscientiousness, a living map of the city of Toronto and the rivers that flow through it, on display at the Toronto Evergreen Brick Works. This living piece of horticultural artwork holds endless possibilities…
I was only carrying my Samsung Android smartphone with me but I still managed to get some good shots. The show was an absolute blast. Wasn’t expecting to enjoy Mötley Crüe quite as much as I…
Street Pianos, a project by British artist Luke Jerram, came to Toronto this July and I tracked down 26 of the 41 that were placed around the GTA. Each represents one of the countries participating in…
A trip to the zoo on a hot summer day meant lots of animals sleeping and/or hiding out of sight in whatever shaded areas they can find. Still managed to get some good shots though.
At Stan Wadlow Park, East York, Toronto
Took the opportunity to get some unusual vistas of the city this weekend during Doors Open Toronto which highlights architecturally, historically, culturally and socially significant buildings around the city. Had intended to join the guided tour…
Located next to the Olympic Stadium, Montréal Biodôme is a showcase of plants, animals and fish divided into four ecosystems found in the Americas: Tropical Forest, a replica of the rainforest, The Laurentian Forest, a replica of the North American…
The Bloor Yorkville Icefest 2012 was packed with people on Sunday afternoon so it was tricky to get good shots of the sculptures without people blocking them. I found standing further away from the crowd and…
In 2003 I opened a shop on Danforth Ave. in Toronto’s Riverdale neighbourhood, along with my business partner, hairstylist Marc Miltenburg. The company, then called Wash Up & Brush Co. was a hybrid business, combining a…
This pic has been getting a bit of love from users on Pinterest and Flickr lately. It’s a great example of how sometimes a spur of the moment shot can be a good as one that is painstakingly planned. I just happened to
