John FitzGerald's photos with the keyword: blue

One Richmond Row, London, Ontario (2021, SRM Architects + Urban Designers).

These colours seemed like a good idea at the time. Maybe they are. But I'll leave that question up to you. I apologize for any discomfort you may experience. You might enjoy clicking on the full screen version and touring the details. Just a suggestion. This was taken on Spadina Avenue in Toronto in April 2016,

Toronto, 2014.

Snowmobile gloves at the dollar store. It's a Canadian dollar store so they probably cost more than a dollar. I get mine at Canadian Tire -- there's always a rack near the checkout. As I got older my hands suddenly started going numb much quicker in winter, so I switched to these.. This is a re-edit of an older post, but I think I only posted it on Flickr back when Flickr was tolerable.

A tribute to Jackson Pollock, I think. More tributes: www.ipernity.com/doc/fitzgerald/album/1294982?with=51834100

One of the most important breakthroughs of the twentieth century, the plastic snow shovel. Lighter than a metal shovel, and the blade doesn't get deformed. Snow shovelling is arduous work; just think of the number of lives that have been saved by the plastic shovel and another twentieth-century invention, the snow-blower. ====== The comments below suggest that many regions don't have ice chippers. A metal shovel would have an advantage there, then. But the ice would still destroy the shovel's blade. Ice chippers have a short heavy blade that doesn't crumple.