There's something about Toronto's Distillery District that just cries out for extreme post-processing. These are from the D800, processed from jpegs for bonus points.
There's something about Toronto's Distillery District that just cries out for extreme post-processing. These are from the D800, processed from jpegs for bonus points.
Except for the first one I have absolutely no idea what these are trying to say.
I spent an excellent day on saturday showing my friend Bill around the city – or at least the little parts of it that have been important to me over the past several years.
All of these are only lightly edited jpegs from my D800. I reserve the right to go back to the raw files in a week or two to see what I can pull out of them.
Three signs photographed inside Honest Ed's. While I'm not inside the store very often, I certainly don't remember seeing these before. I was amused.
(All photos from my Canon S100's raw files, which are only slightly more malleable than my D800's jpegs.)
Three photos from a Saturday afternoon spent showing off the neighbourhood.
(All images are lightly edited jpegs from my D800.)
I can tell that summer is ending when I'm out after dark. The first photo is a fifteen second exposure with my little Canon S100, while the second is a one-second exposure that used flash to freeze the action.
Yes, these are two different waterfalls, but they're part of the same fountain. It's my favourite one to photograph, since the water is shallow and clear.
It's September and my little waterproof camera has stayed unusually dry this year. Perhaps that's why it feels like summer has flown by.