Taken a few years ago during a street festival in the Little Italy District here in Toronto. Johnny Lombardi was an Italian-Canadian multi-cultural broadcasting pioneer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Lombardi
Among the various honours he received during his lifetime, was the city erecting a bronze statue of him in the heart of Little Italy.
During a festival I passed by the statue and noticed this humous scene of Johnny and some of his friends and took this shot.
Nikon S3 rangefinder
Taken a number of years ago, here in downtown Toronto, while walking on Queen Street. with a photobud.
I noticed the window display next to the sign and seeing the humour in the situation, grabbed this shot.
Out with my 1986 M6 that I have not used for a long time -- the internal METER has packed up working again ! I am experimenting with Old Tri=X in FX-4 developer -- here i used 'stock' solution
Out with my 1986 M6 that I have not used for a long time -- the internal METER has packed up working again ! I am experimenting with Old Tri=X in FX-4 developer -- here i used 'stock' solution
Out with my 1986 M6 that I have not used for a long time -- the internal METER has packed up working again ! I am experimenting with Old Tri=X in FX-4 developer -- here i used 'stock' solution
Out with my 1986 M6 that I have not used for a long time -- the internal METER has packed up working again ! I am experimenting with Old Tri=X in FX-4 developer -- here i used 'stock' solution
Out with my 1986 M6 that I have not used for a long time -- the internal METER has packed up working again ! I am experimenting with Old Tri=X in FX-4 developer -- here i used 'stock' solution
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