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Category Archives: Photography
I need to shoot more people
In the eighteen months we’ve been dating my girlfriend has never once been mean or cruel. A few nights ago I was showing her some of my recent photos and she said “I really love the photos you take of … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Everyday Stuff, Experiments, Humor, Humour, Nature, Photography, Photos, Seasonal, Shambhala, Vankleek Hill, Vankleek Hill Photos
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Black Dog of the Apocalypse
. Remember the Canadian program about a dog who travelled from town to town, from city to city, solving problems, making kids happy and catching the bad guys called “The Littlest Hobo”? This dog would be in the version made … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Cool Stuff, Entertainment, Humor, Humour, Photography, Photos, Shambhala, Vankleek Hill Photos
Tagged Kevin Bacon, rough sex with squirrels, Steve Buscemi
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Finding Shambhala On A Mother’s Shoulder
. There is nothing so self-unaware, self-unconscious, so blissed out as a (non-teething) baby. They don’t even really exist, physically, to their own senses… I’d imagine the first six months of being a baby would be a lot like living … Continue reading
Almost Like Art | Christine On The Street
. Of all the photos I’ve ever taken, and some of of them have been pretty sweet, this one is my favourite. It’s the b/w contrast, the way Christine is standing, how she’s looking at the camera, her eyeliner, the … Continue reading
Photos I Am Not Even Marginally Proud Of Taking 001
. You’d think business would be booming, but in these “tough economic times” I guess even Satan had to take a second job… weird he’d end up driving a cab in Ottawa. Go with what you know, I guess. The … Continue reading
Portraits Of People Who Can Make Me Smile 003
. I spent a couple of weeks walking around town at night looking for cool lighting situations, and this was one of them. It’s not a big town. I have another shot that showcases the light better, but this — … Continue reading
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