John FitzGerald's photos

Another reunion. I posted a shot of a reunion recently (it's in the note at top left). Diane Putnam remarked under that photo that these outdoor reunions and community picnics used to be more common. I suspect she's right. Anyway. I remembered I had this longer shot of one, so I looked it out and here it is.

King & University, Toronto, 2016. I think the large view is more interesting, but you be the judge -- type Z. If you feel like it. It's not like an order, eh?

I finally managed to get a shot of the Normal School tower with sun on it. For more about the London Normal School and normal schools generally click the PiP at upper left. Spring arrived early here but is now taking its own sweet time about getting to summer.

This looks brightest in the full-screen version -- type Z, then click the frame to the right of the comment balloon. Please.

She blows up real good (type Z).

Somewhere in Toronto, nine years ago today. Spring is considerably further along this year.

Norwich. According to Nikolaus Pevsner, Edward Boardman was the most successful Norwich architect of the second half of the nineteenth century, Since one of his rivals was George Skipper, that's quite an achievement. Lots of detail in the big views. Type Z for a bigger view. For a full-screen view, next click the frame in the top right corner between the comment balloon and the autoplay arrow. If you want a bigger view then that -- really, get a grip.

Looks better big, I swear. Type Z to see if I'm lying.

Freakier -- um, more evocative -- in the big view. Type Z if you dare.

I prefer the large version. Type Z to see if you agree. Please.