Meters
Gas meters along Yonge Street.
Gas meters along Yonge Street.
Alley wall near Wellesley and Yonge.
A facade along Bloor near the University of Toronto.
Canola Oil boxes in a loading area near Carleton and Yonge.
An alley wall near Wellesley and Yonge.
A southbound train nearing a stop at Museum station.
Delivery wagon in Toronto’s Distillery District.
Along Queen Street east.
I’ve loved the art of fashion for a long time. I don’t know exactly when or how it started, but it certainly swung into high gear with my first trip to Paris. Like after a lifetime of listening to baseball on the radio, then finally going to a game at a major league ballpark, it was a whole new world.
A slab of rusted metal bisects the facade of a building near Cherry Beach.
A view from one station platform to another, somewhere along Line 4.
While riding downward from the viewpoint a few floors above, a look toward the courtyard.
Looking south from the bridge at Davisville station, just as the snow starts to fly.
Acadia Art and Rare Books on Queen Street, just after the rain stopped.
From Notre Dame, looking east to Isle St. Louis.
Near Cherry Beach.
A detail of the famous Cherry Street Bridge.
An unknown (and unused?) utility building near Cherry Beach.
A December morning in Toronto.
From the window of the train on the opposite track.