I love it when I get the opportunity to spend a few hours wandering around a neighbourhood different than my own, especially when it's with a like-minded soul like my friend Nancy. We spent yesterday afternoon walking about an area in Toronto known as Leslieville, a neighbourhood that's been down on its heels in the past but is enjoying an obvious renaissance. Lots of photo opportunities too; I had captured over a hundred photos by the time we got back in the car to head home. Urban, floral, retro, textural, you name it. I'm really pleased with the day's productivity. Here's just a small sampling: above is a wall we walked by, as well as a doll inside an antique store.
9 comments:
I love that doll, but it looks frightenlingly real.
Dolls can definitely adopt quite dramatic personalities! This one is stunning!
I love the fact the person used blue to describe green, thats great. After reading your description of the neighborhood, I look at that doll as a sort of guardian watching out over the renaissance and liking what he sees.
The peeling green wall is nice. Thanks.
Love the green wall. Really makes you want to ask questions!
Just spent 5 days in Toronto...will have to visit that area next time...
But did walk the labyrinth...china town...music garden...magical city...fabulous photos!
love vert!! and that doll is uber cool...
Wonderful photos! I love your blog banner too.
Great walkabout photos! I love the "vert" wall as well!
Here's to art in the everyday !
Cheers,
Kim
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