John FitzGerald's photos

Looking west along Eastern Avenue, Toronto, from Cherry Street in 2009.

Spadina Avenue and Fort York Boulevard in Toronto, 2012

Two Liberal campaign signs from the Ontario provincial election of 2009.

Lucky Moose Food Mart, Toronto.

Market Square, London,Ontario. The PiP at top left shows another view from this corner. This photo and the PiP show metal sculptures from Bill Hodgson's installation "Metal Trees of the Carolinian Forest", which consists of 60 trees installed around downtown. The tree here is a yellow aspen You can find out more about the metal trees by clicking the PiP.

Memory of Hope , one of the photographs from Aïda Muluneh's exhibition Reflections of Hope at the reflecting pools of Aga Khan Park, Toronto, in 2018. From the Aga Khan Museum website: The portraits in Reflections of Hope explore subjects such as slavery, war, colonialism, and human rights, using dramatic compositions and vivid colours. Each image employs costuming, sets, and make-up inspired by body decoration and craft forms from Ethiopia and other global traditional cultures. Set within the context of the Aga Khan Park, Muluneh’s images gain particular resonance, standing as a series of monuments to both the struggles and achievements of her compatriots and the African diaspora across history and the present moment. The photograph is facing the Aga Khan Museum. The building seen here is the Ismaili Centre (2014, Charles Correa Associates with Moriyama & Teshima Architects). The PiP at upper left shows a detail from another exhibit at the museum later in 2018.

Looking south between Commerce Court North (left) and Commerce Court West in Toronto. The PiP at top left shows a view from inside the atrium (the structure at bottom). Another one of the photos I believe, for some reason, was inspired by Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie. Actually by a misremembered version of it. Here's a link to some more: www.ipernity.com/doc/fitzgerald/album/1347818?with=52036798

Another crop from a photo I took of a broken electric sign. A PiP with the first crop I posted is at upper left.

Toronto

Aerial sculpture

The Toronto aesthetic.