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Goldie's Toronto
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Red October
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which GO line goes to London, UK?
Aha, touché.. I mean when I am back in Waterloo/Oakville.
Lone Primate
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Lone Primate
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Don't know how I missed these but that first one, Hockey in suburbia, is achingly gorgeous. I'm going to say it... it's the epitome of suburban Canadiana. No matter what part of this country you live in, where your grandparents came from, or which language you speak, that picture is YOU.
Goldie
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What's with the guy calmly standing on the chair? Did he see a nattily-dressed mouse?
Very observant, Lone. I never noticed that before - probably because it's just an optical illusion. (page 1)
And the hockey photo is one of my own all-time favourites. (page 1) Thanks for the comments.
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Goldie
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A visit to the Distillery on Simcoe day:
Signs for sale.
A sign and things to come.
Looking to the east we see the Canary amid construction.
Signs for sale.
A sign and things to come.
Looking to the east we see the Canary amid construction.
Lone Primate
Active Member
Looking to the east we see the Canary amid construction.
I was going to ask "hey, is that the Canary Restaurant"? Then I noticed that's what you said in the quote. What happened to all the wonderful ivy that used to be on the building? It made an amazing infrared shot, the blazing white leaves against the dark brick...
Goldie
Senior Member
A visit to the CNE
Sky Ride
midway
The CN(E) Towers
Food Building pattern
Something for the grandchildren
A pair of winners
Hornplayer
Apple trees at the Scadding Cabin
Sky Ride
midway
The CN(E) Towers
Food Building pattern
Something for the grandchildren
A pair of winners
Hornplayer
Apple trees at the Scadding Cabin
EVCco
Senior Member
Great compositions!
Goldie
Senior Member
Mustapha
Senior Member
Unlike Goldie, I enjoy the CNE at night when it's not so hot.
Goldie
Senior Member
I wish now that I'd stayed later for that colourful experience!
Goldie
Senior Member
Here's a site for everyone interested in photography.
These photographs (hundreds of images) are the most amazing I've seen in years!
Especially the series of images by Paul Fusco taken from a train carrying Robert Kennedy to his funeral.
http://www.magnumphotos.com/C.aspx?VP3=SearchResult_VPage&VBID=2K1HZOAO62Z5E
These photographs (hundreds of images) are the most amazing I've seen in years!
Especially the series of images by Paul Fusco taken from a train carrying Robert Kennedy to his funeral.
http://www.magnumphotos.com/C.aspx?VP3=SearchResult_VPage&VBID=2K1HZOAO62Z5E
Mustapha
Senior Member
Speaking of colourful...
Fred Herzog's colour street scenes of 50s Vancouver.
http://equinoxgallery.com/artists/portfolio/fred-herzog/1
Goldie
Senior Member
A wonderful link Mustapha - thanks.
Herzog's photographs are not only colourful but absolutely beautiful!
He has such an amazing eye for 'street photography.'
This Globe & Mail interview with Herzog is extremely revealing:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts...g-the-holocaust-and-me/article4104746/?page=1
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