People I saw in Toronto on a recent visit.
I took on the role of tourist for a couple of days. Even though I have been in the town many times over the years, other duties got in the way of just enjoying what Canada’s largest city has to offer. It was a neat way to spend this visit and of course induge the photography bug.
The highlight was seeing the photography of Sebastiao Salgado at the ROM. The show is Genesis , it is spectacular and my advice is GO SEE IT.
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Riding the streetcar.
On her way to work, I guess.
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My first visit to the Art Gallery of Ontario. Embarrasing to admit, after growing up an hour away and visiting Toronto as many times as I have over the years.
What a marvellous place! The original building and the recent addition by Frank Gehry are themselves works of art.
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The Chief is back and working hard.
The Chief is a catamaran which is a unique design for cruise boat on a “small” lake.
The people who took the cruise last Sunday really enjoyed it. So they said when interviewed.
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The trail from the Parking Garage passes through the Walkway Canyon.
The journey ends at Main Street in colourful surroundings.
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The crown of the sculpture which acts as the gnomon of the sundial on the Waterfront.
It is always looking out on Lake Nipissing in good weather and bad.
I think of it as an observer of, or caretaker for the Lake.
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Too cold to play golf today so research on the net for photoshop techniques found a nice tutorial.
Here’s a neat line drawing variation for this morning’s Hungry Gull posting.
Lots of fun!
And I’m still even par!
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It’s a cold wet rainy May day on the waterfront.
Nobody’s around and I’m hungry.
Feed me!
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At the end of Cranberry Trail is Lake Nipissing.
Good reward for the walk.
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We visited Cranberry Trail in Callander for the first time in a year or so. It is as wonderful now as it was the last time we were there.
What a unique place!
We are lucky to have people who thought ahead and worked to provide the opportunity to experience close-up the wonderful North that we live in.
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