John FitzGerald's photos

Dundas rhymes with spun glass , not with stunned us .

"From down here those guys look like ants!"

She blows up real good (type Z or click the pic to see if you agree).

Re-edit of a photo from 2010. The bigger version (type Z or click the pic) looks brighter and, to my mind, a bit bizarre, although in a way I find agreeable.

I like the large version. Your opinion may vary.

An old photo that I have never posted before. Equal Pay Day is observed internationally on the day on which women's wages since January 1 of the year before equal men's wages for the previous year alone. This was taken in Toronto on April 19, 2016. This year the day was observed on April 9 (as someone trained in statistics I must point out that trends cannot be inferred from two observations). This demonstration was taking place across the street from Queen's Park, the seat of the provincial parliament. I assume that's because provincial public servants were taking part as union members while their contracts banned union activity on company property.

I decided to make an album about public transit, assuming I had already posted this photo. But I hadn't, so here it is.

I decided to make an album about public transit, assuming I had already posted this photo. But I hadn't, so here it is.

Behind Downtown's Best Sausage is the Thomson Building (1972, WZMH Architects), which is the headquarters of Thomson Reuters (333 Bay Street around the corner is often given as the headquarters, but the company gave the building in this photo as its headquarters in a filing with the American Securities and Exchange Commission last year).

I prefer the larger version. If you would like to see if you prefer it, too, type Z or click the pic.

Seen from the Victoria and Albert Museum. The Oratory was consecrated in 1884; the architect was Herbert Gribble.