Any given Sunday
A Sunday morning routine that I never get tired of.
Miscellany
A group or collection of different items; a mixture.
Digging through the archives
Since I abandoned my 365 project a few weeks ago, I’ve been enjoying a little break from the stress (if you can call it that) of making a daily photo. But that hasn’t suppressed my urge to share—so I have been digging through my archives and sharing what I hadn’t …
Le Sud-Ouest
The so-called south-west districts of Montréal—Pointe-St-Charles, St-Henri, and Griffintown—have always been rough and tumble working-class neighbourhoods. Much of this can be attributed to the industry that flourished in the area during the 19th and 20th centuries: industry (both light and heavy), shipping companies, chemical companies, lumberyards, grain mills, storage silos, …
Montréal en couleur
Not all the shots I took wandering around Mile-End and the Plateau in Montréal on September first were in black and white… some subjects demand colour!
Montréal Noir
Exploring the Mile-End and Plateau Mont-Royal neighbourhoods in black & white on the gloriously warm and sunny September 1, 2021. Entirely shot with the Fujifilm X-Pro3 and Fujinon XF35mmF2 lens and processed in Capture One Pro.
Let me out
For this potted plant (whatever it is… I don’t know, I don’t have a green thumb) getting out in the sun is probably a bad idea. Global warming notwithstanding, when it’s this sunny here in January, it’s cold. That’s a universal truth. Better to stay in and soak up the …
When the light is right
There’s something to be said about the low winter sun. From about November to January, when the skies are clear, the light is nothing short of fabulous. It shines through windows, casts the most awesome shadows, and brings life to the most dead of seasons. I just wish it wouldn’t …