Tag Archives: street photography
Night Crawl
Warehouse
Red room
Under the Bridge
Bridge. Junction, Toronto
Chair & Mirror
impression of an empty seat
reflection
Cafe
Reflection
A quiet afternoon at The Common in west end Toronto.
Junction Stage
Junction Stage in a Container
Spontaneous staging event at the Junction on a lazy Thanksgiving afternoon. This is what happened when one was not really into stuffing turkey.
Credit: Staged by Diana Renelli.
Junction Triangle
Junction Triangle Pedestrian Bridge
The Wallace Avenue pedestrian bridge was built around 1907 and it connects the neighbourhood to Dundas Street West. You can check out this photo taken in 1916 from the City of Toronto Archives.
‘That Time, That Place’ Opening @ The Rivoli
OneEyeOpen
f11project is proud to present ‘That Time, That Place‘ by Tanja Tiziana at The Rivoli Lounge.
September 30th – December 1st, 2012.
Opening: October 4th, 2012. 7-10 PM
About this series: That Time, That Place
This exhibition features select photographs from two recent series: Buzzing Lights: The Fading Neon Landscape in North America and The Last Summer at Coney Island.
Mixed in with key images from those collections are snapshots taken while driving, dancing and dreaming between destinations. Together, they are a portrait of the disappearing face of our cities; a song for ghosts that lingered long enough to be captured by this wandering photographer.
‘That Time, That Place’ Exhibition
f11project is proud to present ‘That Time, That Place‘ by Tanja Tiziana at The Rivoli Lounge.
September 30th – December 1st, 2012.
Opening: October 4th, 2012. 7-10 PM
About this series: That Time, That Place
This exhibition features select photographs from two recent series: Buzzing Lights: The Fading Neon Landscape in North America and The Last Summer at Coney Island.
Mixed in with key images from those collections are snapshots taken while driving, dancing and dreaming between destinations. Together, they are a portrait of the disappearing face of our cities; a song for ghosts that lingered long enough to be captured by this wandering photographer.
Junction Triangle Foot Bridge
The Junction Triangle is a tiny neighbourhood located in West Toronto. It is squeezed in between the Junction, Roncevalles and Bloordale Village. The “triangle” shape of the neighbourhood is formed by the three sets of railroad tracks on the north, west, and east sides.
The Wallace Avenue pedestrian bridge was built around 1907 and it connects the neighbourhood to Dundas Street West. You can check out this photo taken in 1916 from the City of Toronto Archives.
