Stationed through time on Flickr.
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Week 19/52
I revisited one of my favourite places to photo-walk in Toronto, the Distillery District. I love those old delivery trucks stationed around the alleys of the Distillery. They’ve been roughed up, worked overtime, endured extreme weather, now a retired war horse. Though this truck has had many replicated PoV and perspectives, I just had to get a shot for myself as I have had taken several of a similar truck from the Distillery in the past and none for this one.
On a side note, about 5-10mins into this photo-walk, my friend who had also accompanied me that day had the strangest “luck.” A fashion photographer apparently left his CF cards at home, went up to my friend and offered $200 just to borrow his for the evening and returned it the next day! He then looked up on his phone to find out his card only would be only $40 brand new! The easiest money he earned :D
Well that’s it for my ramblings haha, have a great week ahead everyone :)
Soft Dreams on Flickr.
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I could spend all day in the fields of Sakuras..
Wish I could fall into a deep sleep and dream away
How things used to be on Flickr.
A man I knew for 23 years of my life. To this day I continue to uncover interesting possessions that he had left behind. My second look at his bottle of Coke which he had apparently kept unopened since 1985. I have no clue on the significance of why he had it that long but I still enjoy taking it out around this time of year to rediscover this obscure “souvenir.”
13/52: April showers on Flickr.
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Rain is grace; rain is the sky condescending to the earth; without rain, there would be no life
~John Updike
Walking in a Dream on Flickr.
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The trail from South Road towards Gibbs Hill Lighthouse was a decent amount of walking but we didn’t really notice by the distractions of the sights to see on the way up :)
The sun was falling fast so we had to hurry. We didn’t want to be there when it got dark because there were little or no street lights.
~9/52: Transit City on Flickr.
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Week 9: Motion
A city at night where it feels like everything is constantly in motion despite after a long day, everyone goes home. It’s never a dull moment in the city. A city functions as our interactions throughout put oil in its engine.
