I took this photo from a bridge near my place just as a train had passed by underneath me. I like that this is taken just as the train rounds the bend. As you can probably tell from the picture, this was a bright, cold winter day.

Just another graffiti piece that I found while wandering around in alleys in Toronto. Personally, I like all the blue in this one.

The way the light was in this picture made the left half of the graffiti piece end up looking like it was glowing. I think it probably would’ve looked even better if the whole piece looked that way, but I didn’t notice the effect until I uploaded the picture from the camera. Oh well.

I really like this piece, and I think the colours look particularly great on the black background. Lots of crazy curves and the whole thing looks like it’s swirling.

While the piece itself is not my favourite (and come on, that face is pretty scary), I do like the use of colour in this piece. Lots of bright blending colours.

The thing I like the most about this picture is the pumpkin head in the corner. Because you can’t see the whole pumpkin head, it makes it seem like he’s got something sneaky going on.

This is the wakame (seaweed) salad at a local sushi place that I like to go to. They make fantastic sushi, and this salad is the perfect accompaniment. I could eat this stuff every day.

This picture came about a bit by accident — I was trying to get a shot of the construction site, but ended up just framing the CN Tower and the rest of the city in the background. With the ominous sky in the background, it looks like some kind of half-built city, doesn’t it?