Environments

For the big version type Z.

At the Wallaceburg Antique Motor and Boat Outing (WAMBO) in 2011. Wallaceburg is in southwestern Ontario near Lake St. Clair. Please try the large view (type Z). Pulleeeeez.

Pre-pandemic London. I find the large version more interesting. Type Z to see if you agree.

The development of public transit in London, Ontario, has been strongly influenced by the writing of Sigmund Freud. Or so it would seem, anyway -- why else would the London Transit Commission's bus-stop signs be warning you about the id? In accordance with principles of good sign design, of course, "Where is id there shall ego be" has been compressed to "Stop id" (to save space on the sign and allow the use of a larger font). Fun falsehood: London Adlerians have been boycotting public transit since 1931. Try it big, as Freud said to Mae West. Just type Z, as he didn't say.

Another crop of an old photo to 16 X 9 format. The things you find to amuse yourself with during a pandemic. I like the bigger views. Type Z if a comparison interests you.

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

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

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?

Sunday morning on a long weekend. This got a bit dark in uploading. It appears a bit brighter in the larger views.

Another one influenced by Robert Adams, I think. ---- Marko Novosel and Steve Bucknell have suggested William Eggleston and Ed Ruscha as other possible influences, and I agree they may have played a role here. I certainly learned a lot about composition from them.

Please have a look at the large view (type Z).

Looking along Elmwood Avenue from Wortley Road, London, Ontario, Canada.