Had a fun day downtown yesterday. Walked all day and then went drinking with my friend Andrea. We then walked from Dundas Square to High Park, where she lives. I hopped the bus home and didn’t end up getting to bed until after 1:00 AM. Pretty tired this morning but it was worth it. Shot this one at Dundas Square late yesterday afternoon. Thought it was pretty funny.
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Ha! Great photo. The leg is great. Definitely an important part of the image, but it’s the arm and expression of the guy in the window that makes the shot! Well done!
Thank you. Glad you liked it.