I’ve shot this more than enough times from many angles, so now it’s all about catching it in some nice light. This shot I like. The poor truck’s falling apart worse than ever nowadays. If you ever visit Toronto, be sure to pop down to the Distillery District. It’s just east of the downtown core. A lovely area to visit and explore. Hope you like the photo.
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Very nice. The light and monochrome treatment work very well.
Thanks. On Aug 22, 2014 5:51 AM, “the lazy photographer” wrote:
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