High above Victoria St in Toronto, I spied this brave fellow painting the metal window framing of a twenty story building. At this point in time, the painter was painstakingly applying primer. So he had to go back over the face of this structure again to apply the final coat of red! I would say these are mashup of architectural abstracts and street photography.
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Happy Holidays!
C. S.
For this capture, I had to hang partially out of my taxi in route to the Toronto Airport!
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C. S.
Mother Nature is slowly reclaiming this abandoned gas station on Hwy 378 between Sumter and Columbia, South Carolina.
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C. S.
For the past several years, I’ve enjoyed the street photography posted here on WP. For the first time, I deliberately shot some street photos while visiting Toronto on business a few weeks ago. Along with the urban landscapes and architectural abstracts, I had a blast shooting in Toronto!
I would be interested in your feedback on my first intentional street photography effort. For the best viewing experience, click on an image to view a high resolution version.
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C. S.
More architectural abstracts from my recent visit to Toronto.
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Cheers,
C. S.
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C. S.
Well, I had a few more compositions left to make up a third post in this series. Well call this my Mostly Monochrome Monday post.
While working on this series, my wife asked me why I would travel all the way to Columbia for a USC Parents Day Football weekend and not include any pictures of our son Parker. I told her I did, he’s in the middle of the student section cheer photo below!
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C.S.
