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338/365 : Sir Lancelot of Sandy Hill
I think this fellow is a window washer (take a close look at the kit he’s lugging around) but it’s more interesting to imagine him as a knight off to a jousting match. The Santa hat is a nice touch, too.
324/365 : Upwardly mobile
Climbing the stairs from Strathcona Park to Laurier Ave. Just out of frame to the right at the top of the stairs is the Embassy of the Russian Federation. Hi Vlad!
311/365 : He makes it look easy
The noodle maker at Le Mien Craft Noodle in Ottawa’s ByWard Market always puts on a great show and like a true master, makes his craft look easy.
302/365 : Out for a spin and a run
This guy’s dog seemed thrilled to be running the whole way up Laurier Ave. in Montréal this afternoon.
299/365 : Red Barchetta
Okay – I know it’s a red Focus. But “Red Barchetta” is a far more interesting title, no? Plus, Rush wrote a great song called Red Barchetta, which according to Motor Trend in 2014 was the best car song ever written.
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.
Me Day in Montréal
This past September 1 I decided to be selfish and take a “me day” for some much-needed solitude and photo-therapy. It was the first time in what felt like a very long time that I voluntarily spent the entire day alone, and it felt good.