John FitzGerald's photos

Snow finally returned to Toronto for the first time since a fleeting appearance in December. Not that that's anything to write home about but like it was gettin weird eh? Anyway, the Toronto artistic community has commemorated the event with this interactive abstract piece at Toronto-Dominion Centre.

A submission for the Vintage Photos Theme Park in January's Snow category. The title is the inscription on the back of the third photo.

Re-edit of an old photo. I think it's more interesting large (click the pic to find out if you agree!).

Toronto has had very little snow this winter, and there's none on the ground at the moment, so here's some snow that was here ten years ago. This is Nordheimer Ravine.

I love shadows. Or maybe I love the shadowy. Whatever.

Submitted to Vintage Photos Theme Park as an example of the HOLD IT theme (people holding something). ************* ***Proof*** of exchanges between alternative universes -- the woman on the left is clearly checking her phone.

I only had my least favourite camera with me today (the one on my phone). One of my others might have captured this with fewer artefacts, but it's an abstract, right?, so like it don't matter. Take it from me.

The Sun Life Centre (WZMH Architects, 1984) consists of two buildings on the northwest and northeast corners of the intersection of King Street and University Avenue. The buildings seem at first glance to be mirror images of each other, but this one is 24 storeys tall and its companion has 28 storeys. Many people complain about the proliferation of overhead wires in Toronto, but they make me feel as if I'm living in a sculpture. Which I enjoy.

This definitely looks better big. To me, anyway. Click the pick or type Z to see if you agree. I did not set this up, I swear. Photographed exactly as found. As a result of problems uploading I ended up posting two of these. If I missed anyone's comments when I deleted the other one I apologize. Happy new year.

Aga Khan Museum, Toronto

And have a merry day whether you celebrate Christmas or not. I think I posted this several years ago, but maybe not here. Anyway, it wasn't among the photos I have posted here now, and the new one I prepared for today didn't look good online, so I revived this one. Please excuse the interruption and return to any festivities you are participating in.