Tag Archives: Umbrella

White bus leaving

Posted on November 16, 2017 by The Lazy Photographer

I’m really pleased with this shot. To me, it’s quintessential street photography. It’s simple, with really only three main elements – the bus, the woman and the crosswalk. Yet there’s a story there, if you wish to see it. Perhaps … Continue reading →

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Rainy night in Toronto

Posted on November 8, 2017 by The Lazy Photographer

Went out for a walkabout Sunday with a buddy of mine. We ended up getting back after dark, and it was raining. Nothing better than street photography at night in the rain. This shot came out rather nice. Most of … Continue reading →

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Finger

Posted on June 17, 2017 by The Lazy Photographer

So I broke down and purchased a Fujinon XF 18mm f2 R prime lens for my Fujifilm X Pro 2. Ordered it through eBay brand new from Thailand. Was really worried about it since I’ve never ordered anything from eBay … Continue reading →

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Pink umbrella

Posted on January 5, 2017 by The Lazy Photographer

I shot this in the summer at Kensington Market. It’s funny how happy I was with it at the time. Now I’m just okay with it. That’s what happens when you let your photographs percolate a while. You look at … Continue reading →

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Patio shadows

Posted on May 22, 2016 by The Lazy Photographer

Got out for a long walk yesterday. 11.25 kms to be exact. Made my way to Toronto’s Distillery District, which was packed with folks enjoying the weather and the weekend long art festival going on there. I was attracted to … Continue reading →

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That aint a hat man

Posted on December 1, 2015 by The Lazy Photographer

I shot this at Kensington Market. Thought it was pretty comical, this guy struggling with the big umbrella. Not that I would have looked any more graceful trying to open it, mind you. The good news is he eventually got … Continue reading →

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Umbrella in black & white

Posted on July 10, 2014 by The Lazy Photographer

I doctored this one up a lot in Lightroom. Perhaps I over did it, I don’t know. Typically (and this is a tip for those new to post processing), when I do anything that’s pretty funky I’ll save it but … Continue reading →

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Um, not raining, sidewalk’s dry, gang

Posted on March 4, 2014 by The Lazy Photographer

Frankly, I was drawn to the umbrellas, which was pointed out to me by a friend at the time. Then I noticed it wasn’t even raining. That’s sorta the bonus element. The guy in the leather coat seems to be … Continue reading →

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