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In the school yard near Slater and Bay. It's gone now, the graffiti changes all the time.

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If this were in Hamilton, the whole block would be deemed unsafe and demolished immediately. Next week there would be a little booth installed where you could pay for parking.

These are good compositions of some difficult subject matter.

Mississauga is Toronto sprawl I took these while landing at Pearson, on a flight from Ottawa. The 401 shot is landing at Pearson on my way back from Regina. The weather was bad so I didn't get many shots.

A few shots from the plane last month...

REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN: Part III Warehouse District The Canadian Pacific Railway was a major part of Regina's economy in the early days, leading to the creation of a large warehouse district north of downtown. Today these old buildings are finding new life with various commercial and...

Whoops! Totally forgot to number them. I really like this neighbourhood. When I went out I thought I was going to photograph the downtown area, but I got wandering and couldn't stop. This area is very walkable too, something I didn't expect to find.

Thanks for your comments LI Mike 4-Downtown street - quiet - is that a police car in the foreground? --I think so 7-Government building of some type? I like the design and construction... --Old post office, I think it's called the Prince Edward building now 8,15,21,22,38,39 and 53 -...

Cathedral Neighbourhood Regina, Saskatchewan ___________________________ This beautiful early 20th Century neighbourhood is just west of Downtown Regina. The neighbourhood consists mainly of colourful craftsman homes along quiet streets lined with elm trees. Craftsman homes are simple and...

I was surprised at Regina too. It has some great early 20th C architecture and the downtown area is relatively large for a city of only 200K. Street life is weak, but it is still a small city and it is really, really cold (-28C my first night there) this time of year. Walking around, Regina...

Just search on here for threads I've started in the photo sections. Or here and here are more extensive lists of my photos.

If a link to an image has capital letters in the filename, the forum keeps converting it to lower case, which breaks the link. I had to quote my entire latest photo post because the image names had upper case letters (eg, DSC_005.jpg) and none of the images would show up. There is also...

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Brantford might have been third largest in Ontario sometime before 1850. It definitely would have had to compete with the likes of Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Hamilton and London. London has always been a sleeper city in Canada, steadily hanging out with the ten largest cities from early on...

I've been working in Quebec and living in Ottawa for nearly a year... My French is limited but I find people in Quebec to be friendly and accepting. The culture is very different, but nobody has given me problems for being English. I would consider moving to Hull if not for the high income...

Maybe a little of both

Thanks! These are all new, except 2 or 3 that I re-edited. I've been going through the archives looking for good photos that were overlooked. I think I have enough for about two or three more threads. The guy in #60 was pretty mad, his lookout down the street had already confronted me...

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I think the main problem with usability is that thread titles don't stand out in the forums. They should be a bigger font than the usernames and other stuff.