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Lady with Umbrella

Photo Artadmin03 September 2010

Saw this lady with a shade umbrella heading into the west entrance of the Eaton Centre downtown and thought it would make a neat photo.

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Bay St. Bus Terminal

Photo Artadmin02 September 2010

I only managed to get a couple of photos in the bus terminal before one of the security guards came over and said, no photos. I only wish there’d been someone interesting on the stairs.

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Double Exposures: A DIY Project That Brings Friends Together With Photos!

Photo tipsadmin02 September 2010

Extra photos for bloggers: 1, 2, 3

We love hanging out with our friends, and we’ve had a great summer full of lunches in the park, guests from around the globe, and days off at the beach.

With summer winding down, we have a lot less beach days in our future, and no out-of-town guests scheduled to sleep on our couch.

…That’s a problem for us.

Naturally, we tried to fix the problem with photos.

Were we successful? Of course!

Our solution is a fun project that you can make with anyone you choose, whether they share a dorm room with you or live halfway across the world.

How To Collaborate With Friends Using Double Exposures

p.s. We heard Facebook is a good place to make friends (and stare at each other’s faces). Sooo…“Like” us!
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World’s First Digital Camera Used Cassette-Tapes for Storage

Photo Artadmin02 September 2010

Take a lens from a Super 8 camera, a whole stack of ni-cad batteries, a digital to analog converter from a voltmeter, a highly experimental CCD and what have you got? Kodak’s first digital still camera, cobbled together with hand-soldered wires and circuits. And the storage? Amazingly, images were recorded onto the cassette-tape you see on the side of this historical Frankenbox.

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Union Station, Toronto

Photo Artadmin02 September 2010

I posted almost the same photo as the one above a while back, shot with my little Panny point & shoot. It was pretty dark so I played with it to make it seem like an old b & w photo maybe of the wartime era. I love those old photos. Anyway, this one was taken with my new T2i, so I had more latitude around post processing. I think the guy at the bottom right of the shot having a smoke really makes it. Hope you like it.

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Project 365 ~ September 01

Photo Artadmin02 September 2010

Found this lovely grouping of earthenware pots in a local garden today .. added various textures for interest :)

Earthenware

Project 365 ~ Day 244

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The Moon, a year later

Photo Artadmin01 September 2010

I woke up last night at around 1:30AM for a washroom run and happened to look out the window to see a half moon climbing the night sky. I got back to bed and tried to ignore it, but after a few minutes I realized I wasn’t going to get back to sleep. I got up, grabbed the camera and set up the tripod on my back deck. Coincidentally — and I’d forgotten this — last year just four days away from today I did exactly the same thing with my old point & shoot. Of course the results weren’t nearly as good.

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What a mess

Photo Artadmin01 September 2010

I came across this house with its roof torn off and interior gutted on my way to the bookstore one day back in July. There was a young guy cleaning it out and loading the debris into a big container on the front lawn. I asked if I could poke my head in and snap a few photos and he agreed. The carnage was full on. Made my buddy’s reno look like nothing. This was taken at Danforth Rd. & Warden Ave. in Scarborough. Hope you like it.

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3D Graffiti by Graffiti Technica

Photo Artadmin01 September 2010

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Type

Photo Artadmin01 September 2010

This photo was taken at the Art Festival down in front of City Hall about a month back.

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