“Phase in my Journey” is the title of an exhibit of the wonderful black and white photography of Walter Borchenko. The photos span 20 years of his craft including his work with filters, with infrared photography, and with minimal digital manipulation.
below: Grassy Brook, Talbot River Road, Kawartha Lakes Ontario
below: Look Left cross walk, Birmingham England
below: Wet tables, Las Ramblas, Barcelona
below: One of the reflecting pools at the Aga Khan Museum.
below: On the left, Leather Jacket, New York City. On the right, an intentionally out of focus city scene – a little disorienting, full of motion and uncertainty.
All of the images are printed on hand-made Awagami Japanese paper.
below: Hong Kong ferry terminal
below: New York New York casino in Las Vegas in the foreground.
below: The larger picture on the left is the Airport Long Distance Train Station in Frankfort Germany. On the right, is an older house in Port Royal, South Carolina.
below: Not a Borchenko photo! The exhibit is being held at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Center. Outside, they have the oldest Sakura tree that I have ever seen. It has large, dense, gorgeous blossoms!
Exhibit closes 30th June
as I walk Toronto 