Music

The theme for Lensday this week was Music, which also happens to be the theme for another site's October challenge. This was originally taken for the latter, but only in passing.

Darkness

This is a colour photo.

Toronto Street

Labyrinth

Walking the Labyrinth at Trinity Square.

Red Chair

I've been in a geometric mood recently.
...but I don't like this as much as "Yellow House".

Trinity Square.

Yellow House

Fort George, Niagara-on-the-Lake

To view more photos from my visit to Fort George, click here.

Living Room

Improvisation.

Under the Expressway.

Structure

Waiting in the atrium.

BCE Place Galleria.

Tension

the Rail Lands.

Reflection

Kelso Lake, Milton.

Toy Boat

A very light breeze at the end of summer.

Woodbine Beach

Tired

Some photos, no matter how cliched, need to be taken.

Hello

Passing in the morning rain.

Queen Street West.

Colour Field Art

With my favourite photographic writer being Freeman Patterson, and my favourite painter being Mark Rothko, accidents like this were bound to happen.

There's no location for this kind of camera play, but if I could have taken it anywhere in the city, I would choose for it to have happened at the Art Gallery of Ontario's recent The Shape of Colour exhibit.

Wrath

the Bathurst Street Bridge.

updated 19 october 05... I've revisited this photo, and posted a new conversion of it. See it here.

Blue

Scarborough City Centre.

Welcome to Macintosh

My dusty old Macintosh G3/233, which served me faithfully for six years. It had its hard drive changed twice, RAM increased three times, a new graphics card, and its processor overclocked to a blazing 300MHz - the fastest available when it was new. It's operating system grew from OS8.1 to 10.1; it processed every photo I took until October of 2004.

What could finally retire this old workhorse?

It wasn't compatible with the iPod.