Tables and chairs at Mission Hill Winery in the Okanagan Valley.

I love this photo. This is around the corner from my office in the Beaches. The guy that lives here is a retired, eccentric, U of T professor. Oh, and he has a very small dog. Just ONE.

Inside the Memorial Chamber at the bottom of the Peace Tower. Parliament Hill, Ottawa.

I liked the shadows cast on this wall. Taken around 1 PM on the boardwalk (Beaches neighbourhood, Toronto).

Autumn Colours at Rosetta McClain gardens. I shot this on an overcast morning here in Scarborough.

1:20 pm in Toronto’s old Distillery District. I spent my my lunch hour shooting pictures here. Some of you may remember this part of the city as a location for the film “Tommy Boy” starring Chris Farley and David Spade.

It’s not quite Paris but it will do.

Took a trip to the Beaches Cemetery last night for a break from work. The light is beautiful and there are plenty of interesting angels to shoot. I mean photograph.

Another shot in the cemetery while the sun sets. Jesus looks quite serious and a little sad. I can’t figure out why all of the statues in this place look so glum. Why not a happy Jesus or some smiling angels for a change? I want angels smiling and high-fiving each other on my tombstone.

How could I resist? A little post production in Photoshop and I have a blue funk foto.

I thought the dead tree behind this tombstone made for an interesting photo.

This guy reminds me a little bit of actor Samuel L. Jackson. Those eyes look awesome!

More grafitti behind Queen St. West. With the blue eyes, I thought this guy looked a little sad.

If you look in the bottom-left corner you’ll notice a parked car that gives you a sense of how large this wall mural is.

It’s hard to imagine someone on a swing between these two narrow buildings among all this filth.

Checking out the action at Yonge and Dundas in Toronto.