Dedicated to the fascination of experimental photography and film (motion pictures)
Some time ago while visiting Toronto, I cam across a fascinating work of art on a wall of some art gallery? I lost the information about the artist and where the women came from? Wall […]
Time to go back home to Newfoundland. The only planes available are WestJet turbo prop planes. These thing have a sense of nostalgia, but let me tell you, when they descend quickly—my ears were ready […]
Somewhere in Arizona lies ruins of by gone days. Interesting to see how Americans down south built desert homes. Photo taken with my Leica Q.
Inside the Men’s washroom are very old and very stylish vanity sinks. There was other things I could of taken a photo of, but the sinks got my attention. Photo taken with my Leica Q
California’s Morro Bay will soon lose its iconic 450-foot power plant stacks, to be replaced with a massive energy storage project. (read more…) Photo taken with my Leica Q.
This is a photo taken in the middle of Yonge Street looking south, just below Bloor Street in Toronto. Picture was taken with a Canon G9 powershot camera.
Portuguese explorer, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo named the rock “El Morro” in 1542. In Spanish “Morro” means crown shaped hill. Morro Rock, sometimes called the “Gibraltar of the Pacific,” is the last peak of the Nine […]
We were camped next to Morro Rock in Morro Bay California. While walking the dogs, and storm approaching. The ocean and sky backdrop provided an interesting effect for my shot. Taken with my Leica Q
Finding beauty in the bad and ugly. As you can tell, I’m not an oil man. The sun is setting behind silhouettes of oil rigs—is what can make the ugly become part of a beautiful […]
Hoover Dam is a concrete arch-gravity dam in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River, on the border between the U.S. states of Nevada and Arizona. Constructed between 1931 and 1936, during the Great Depression, […]