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A box of 1 1/4′ bright spiral finishing nails.
This ship, Kajama, was featured on the CBS show The Amazing Race a few seasons ago. She gives tours of Toronto’s inner harbour and islands daily in the summer.
I found these sandals sitting on the railing of the bridge that spans the railway below. (You can tell I didn’t put them there because of the dry spot surrounding them.) Slightly disturbing, I think.
This railway runs past the field in yesterday’s post.
I first shot this lane and field (see below) in October 2007, not long after I started photography as a hobby. At the time I was satisfied with the result, despite (what I now realize) is horrible lens flare through the middle of the shot. So in July 2008 I drove past the same spot and retook the photo. It turned out much better the second time around.
Taken at Peterborough Zoo, in Eastern Ontario, Canada.
My English aunt, who was visiting last summer when I took this picture, calls this insect a ladybird. Sounds a bit graceful and elegant to me, and insects are, in my mind, neither. So I sent her home with a print and the word ladybug written on the back.
Taken on a rainy day in Toronto.
This is a shot from last summer, taken during a street festival around Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market. This woman was getting her face painted and I raised my lens initially to get a shot of the artist. But this woman turned her head and smiled just as I zoomed in so I snapped her instead. ‘Did you just take my picture?’ she asked. ‘Yup’, I said, and moved on.
A farm northeast of Toronto.