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Was just going through old photos and found this one from April 2012.

Thanks! We were there around 1pm so don't think it was us.

I haven't been actively posting on the site for a long time now, but I do still follow along. Yesterday I met up with a buddy to do some street photography and stopped by Massey Hall to check out progress. While walking by one of the guys on site yelled out for me to snap a pic. I took a few...

I appreciate the various photographic styles used around here and am glad that it isn't homogenous. Maybe he was making a point with the contrast. Maybe he just thought that level of contrast suited that image. Personally, I find it the colour in that shot way too cool, but that's me and I...

September 5, 2014

Unstoppable no, but please don't underestimate those who would re-elect him. I fear there are more of them than we can possible imagine with our rational brains.

If you were listening to Friendly Fire that night, even Ryan Doyle was jumping off the Rob Ford bandwagon over this - And aside from Jerry Aguiar, he is probably the furthest-right host on the station. I don't know why you would caution someone not to listen to the station. They provide a...

@mafaldaboy Thanks for the great shots! Love the contrast, sharpness and saturation. Curious what lens those were taken with.

I laughed out loud at this.

From July 1

Steveve... In the past 3 years your photography has really evolved. Every one of those is a keeper. What was your vantage point for the high ones? Keep. it. up.

U of T July 2, 2013

Four Seasons July 2, 2013

To quote Tom Cruise, SHOW ME THE MONEYYYYYYYY!!!!!

Thanks Midtowner, Good eye - It is photomatix. Lens was a Nikkor 14-24 f2.8 and camera was a Nikon D600. Was taken from the traffic median on University and is comprised of 3 shots bracketed 2 stops apart.

I'll take that as a compliment. Thx FortyTwo!

Shangri-La Reflected July 1, 2013

Hey Steve.... Judging by the lighting, it appears you took those shots around 8am :) But seriously, it could be interesting to check out shadowing impacts on the city using accurately placed lighting. Have you done anything like that?

Thanks guys :)

Love this. Messes with my sense of verticality (I think I just made up that word) And where was it taken? Its hard to find such an unobstructed view unless dodging freeway traffic.