Following the light in photography and life
The street art in Toronto – murals, graffiti – is worth a book on its own (I should check – it’s probably been done already). Here is one solitary but quite lovely example – appropriately enough, high on a wall in a quiet downtown side-street.
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I have been experimenting, in B&W, with some of the images I took after dark, in Etosha, hoping to suggest something of the elusiveness, silence, otherness you sense when creatures materialise out of the shadows, and go about their business, before melting back into the darkness again. All of this is work towards an ‘at…
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Toronto’s Queen Street is one of those endlessly fascinating downtown streets – everything from the people to the graffiti to the shop windows and alley-ways entertain, amuse, and surprise the eye. From the ‘photo a day’ series on Queen Street West, here are James Dean and Elvis.
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