Another 365 Project – Day 239
Chicago Street photography on Michigan Avenue and in the Loop.
Another 365 Project – Day 238
It’s been a full week since I last posted! I have been shooting almost every day, but not very much each day. I also went away to Chicago IL to visit friends and celebrate US Thanksgiving. I was hoping to … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 229
It’s been a few days sinceI last posted. Unfortunately, there were recent deaths among close friends and family, resulting in two consecutive funerals… I shot these at Bronte Beach Park. It was a windy day, A cold, grey day. Leica … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 226
Good morning Toronto!
Another 365 Project – Day 225
Acting human.
Another 365 Project – Day 224
A mall/plaza in Hamilton. Leica M240, 35mm Summicron-M.
Another 365 Project – Day 212
On the drive home from the train station, I notice people in town going about their daily lives. The banal, the everyday. but why is it “the everyday.” I think it is because while we are all unique, we are … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 206
It was a rainy commute home. The platform was empty. One track.
Another 365 Project – Day 185
Today is my last day in Switzerland and I’m spending it solo in Zurich. It is a collection of street photos I shot throughout the afternoon and evening. Like most major cities, Zurich has a lot of tourists, but also … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 179
Today almost the rest of the group arrived. Before they arrived, Nat and I had Ricola for breakfast then watched the paragliders hanging out over the valley.
Another 365 Project – Day 178
Today Nat and I rode from Zurich to Bellwald. It was quite an adventure: u-turns, eating plums and apples from farmers trees, taking our road bikes on off road on a mountain bike switch back and of course climbing several … Continued
Another 365 Project – Day 177
Short post today as I’m without the computer. Today, Nat and I drove to Bellwald and dropped off most our stuff. The goal tomorrow is to bike 175-180 km to Bellwald! It will be a moderate heat rate rise with … Continued