He was totally oblivious to the footprints he left. Unfortunately, his father just didn't care; neither did the two ladies who later sat in these very seats.
Showing posts with label Vandalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vandalism. Show all posts
December 24, 2009
Standing Room Only?
Just when I thought I was about to engage in another ordinary bus ride, an annoying kid and his father boarded my bus. During his reign of mischief, he stood on two of the seats near me.

He was totally oblivious to the footprints he left. Unfortunately, his father just didn't care; neither did the two ladies who later sat in these very seats.
He was totally oblivious to the footprints he left. Unfortunately, his father just didn't care; neither did the two ladies who later sat in these very seats.
December 21, 2009
Kensington To Welcome
In between finding my next shot and making my way through a sometimes-impolite crowd, I took this photograph.

In retrospect, I probably shouldn't have taken this photo. It's likely been shot one million times by one million photographers with one million reasons for doing so.
Then again, if I were you, I'd place my bets on #1,000,001. ;-)
In retrospect, I probably shouldn't have taken this photo. It's likely been shot one million times by one million photographers with one million reasons for doing so.
Then again, if I were you, I'd place my bets on #1,000,001. ;-)
October 16, 2009
Everything Remains RAW
Before and after the Magic Pony photo shoot, I took a few shots in RAW format.

Click this post's title to see all 5 photos at my Flickr site.

Click this post's title to see all 5 photos at my Flickr site.
Labels:
Flickr,
Nikon D60,
Photo Shoots,
Signs,
Structures,
Vandalism
October 13, 2009
Can't Get Ahead
During my Dairy Milk photo shoot earlier today, I noticed this sign which was pointing in the wrong direction.

The scramble intersection is at Yonge and Dundas (i.e. behind me), not Yonge and Shuter (i.e. ahead of me). Then again, if the sign was correctly positioned, this photo would never have been taken. :-)
The scramble intersection is at Yonge and Dundas (i.e. behind me), not Yonge and Shuter (i.e. ahead of me). Then again, if the sign was correctly positioned, this photo would never have been taken. :-)
October 02, 2009
Replacing Hope?
I believe I missed the bus when I exited my apartment this morning. This might have been a good thing this time, though; it enabled me to shoot this photograph.

I took quite a few shots of this, trying to get the right perspective. After a crop in Photoshop Elements, this is the result of my best shot.

I took quite a few shots of this, trying to get the right perspective. After a crop in Photoshop Elements, this is the result of my best shot.
September 30, 2009
Surrounded By Cults
Today in subway vandalism...

I waited until the subway stopped at Spadina station in order to take this photo. By the way, if "only cults advertise," the Freethought Association Of Canada is technically a cult. God knows they advertise, even if they don't know that he knows. ;-)
I waited until the subway stopped at Spadina station in order to take this photo. By the way, if "only cults advertise," the Freethought Association Of Canada is technically a cult. God knows they advertise, even if they don't know that he knows. ;-)
Labels:
Flickr,
Fujifilm FinePix A510,
Public Transit,
Vandalism
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