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OLD BLOG POSTS
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If you are looking for something that used to be here, check the link “Old Blog Posts” at the top of this page.
You will find the older posts arranged in alphabetical order by title/subject.
Corkin Gallery
Posted: May 12, 2013 in galleriesTags: art, Corkin, culture, Distillery District, gallery, painting, Toronto
Thank-you to the Corkin Gallery for letting a group of us take photos in their gallery. The Corkin Gallery is located in a renovated tank house in the Distillery District and some of the old architectural features of the original building remain.
Large red heart on the upper level of the gallery.
It looks like a stove top! Detail of a painting.
Modern art on old brick.
- Detail of painting. Unfortunately I didn’t make note of the names of the artists or the titles of the paintings – lesson learned.
Tweeted by Toronto is Awesome…… an even nicer blue lamp because it is one of mine!
Here is a picture of a blue lamp… a very nice blue lamp mind you – bit.ly/17e1vNK #dailyphoto #photography #toronto
— Toronto Is Awesome (@TorontosAwesome) April 22, 2013
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autumn in the city, 2012
Posted: October 12, 2012 in natureTags: apartment buildings, cemetery, city, condo, orange, pink, red, shrub, stone wall, tombstones, trees, urban, windows
Exploring the city, October 2012
Mount Pleasant cemetery
Queens Quay West, late October
Ernest Thompson Seaton park
Alexander Muir Gardens, Yonge & Lawrence
Stone wall beside St. Cuthberts chuch, Bayview Ave.
Northrop Frye Hall, Victoria University – University of Toronto
Looking north towards Don Mills from the Millwood Bridge.
But fall isn’t just about the leaves…..
Apples for sale!
Kensington – the colours of Kensington
Posted: August 28, 2012 in locationsTags: buildings, Kensington, streets, Toronto, urban
Words to come later I think
I love the names!
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Cirque de Poulet
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Baldwin street, walking towards Spadina
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Kensington – the faces of Kensington
Posted: August 27, 2012 in locationsTags: faces, guitar, Kensington, people, posters, Toronto, watching
Taking photos of people I don’t know has never been my forte. Kensington is one place in the city where it’s easy to practice!
two smoothies
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Faces on posters and faces on the street
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Kensington has its regulars
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and Kensington has lots of visitors.
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Store fronts, like doorways, are faces to the world.
on target with L and T
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doorways
Posted: August 20, 2012 in general TorontoTags: cluttered, decorating, doors, front porch, houses, messy, new, old, poetry, stairs, steps, welcoming
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The face we put out towards the world. Again, another fascination of mine.
Neat and tidy, welcoming doors….
Blue house, cream door, white flowers
and some not so neat and tidy …..
Messier doors that need some TLC
Appliances by the door. This is actually a store on Queen St. West, not someone’s house
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Chaotic doorways….
Doorways for numbers 69 and 71
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Colourful doors are always fun.
Bright orange door on orange walls, on Peter Street
We like to decorate our entranceways too.
Poetry on the stairs. Bathurst Street
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doorways 2
Posted: August 19, 2012 in general Toronto, graffiti and street artTags: doors, doorways, entrances
More Toronto doorways!
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ready for Christmas
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Liberty Village
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purple! in the Kensington area
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green garage door, Cherry St, port lands area
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there’s a dragon at the door – in an alley off of Dundas St., just east of Spadina
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little guy at 539 Queen Street West
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as I walk Toronto 