Tag Archives: Streetcars

Toronto at dusk

Posted on January 4, 2022 by The Lazy Photographer

Happy New Year, everyone… Hope y’all had a wonderful holiday break. Here in Toronto, thanks to the Omicron variant, we go back into lockdown again tomorrow for a couple of weeks. Oh well, what’cha gonna do, right? My holiday was … Continue reading →

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Toronto in Colour

Posted on December 21, 2021 by The Lazy Photographer

For b/w street photography, check out my Instagram feed.

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From Regent Park to Kensington Market

Posted on January 25, 2021 by The Lazy Photographer

Here are some more of my recent colour images from around downtown Toronto. The first image I made only this afternoon. Thought I better get it before the big snowfall heading our way tomorrow. I’ve been waiting for a sunny … Continue reading →

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Presenting Toronto’s new streetcar

Posted on August 17, 2015 by The Lazy Photographer

I shot this at the Little India Street fest on the weekend. For the fest they created a very colourful and fun cardboard streetcar and placed it in the middle of the road. It was actually really well done and … Continue reading →

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Windows in Asphalt

Posted on June 8, 2015 by The Lazy Photographer

Okay, I’d like to tell you that I keenly noticed the windows reflecting off the pavement here and thought it would make a great photo. Fact is, I was shooting the shadow on the streetcar and didn’t even notice the … Continue reading →