John FitzGerald's photos
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Happy Fence Friday
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Full Circle (2002)
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By Peter von Tiesenhausen, at the corner of Queen and Victoria Streets in Toronto. Both streets are named for Queen Victoria. Two days ago we got a day off for her birthday. Canada ♥ VR.
Here's a link to an interesting story about the sculptor:
preservethebeartoothfront.com/2014/06/18/a-personal-story-peter-von-tiesenhausen-demmitt-alberta
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Extra added Happy Fence Friday
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Having posted a picture of a happy fence on Thursday, I thought I'd post another today for double the fun!
It's still not Friday here in Toronto, by the way, but it's Friday most places.
Update: This installation is now gone. It lasted at least five years before being broken up; the PiP at top left was taken five years after this shot.
Happy Fence Friday
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I posted this a day early. Mind was wandering. But the wish is still valid.
Actually, it makes more sense to wish people a happy Friday on Thursday, doesn't it? By the time I usually post my HFF photo it's already Saturday in most of the world.
London, Ontario, 2012
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Wellington & Church, Toronto
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I prefer the large size myself.
The raccoon is by Jeff Blackburn:
www.framesonthefridge.com
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Better in the big version, I think (type Z or click the pic), and quite the workout for the eyes.
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Happy Fence Friday
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Bay & Dundas, Toronto
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