Preparation for Christmas in the neighborhood.
Thursday, November 26, 2020
Watermain Break
Watermain break near Dantonia Park, East York.
This was a new and totally unexpected thing for me in our area. However, according to the net, the city gets more than a thousand watermain breaks each year. Aging infrastructure and the freeze-thaw cycle of winter are the main reasons in this regard. The city maintains a 'Not Water Map' to provide information and estimated repair times for each situation.
Labels:
Toronto
Location:
Dentonia Park Ave, Toronto, Canada
Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Mushroom Eating Deer
Mushroom eating deer by Jieun June Kim near Canadian Tire store on Danforth Avenue. Kim is a Toronto based, Korean born artist known for her nature-related themes and bold colors.
This new addition to the city 'Outside the Box' program was rendered in September.
Friday, November 20, 2020
Sun's Halo Encore
There was a hint of color in the clouds but it was difficult to discern through the intense glare of the Sun. I took a few snaps to be certain and there it was, a Sun’s halo, clearly radiating through the clouds.
However, I am not sure how much of this is real and what percentage can be attributed to the cell phone’s HDR processing capabilities. Lens flare effect may have also played its part to an extent. This halo is quite different as well from the one that I captured in September. Nevertheless, these images are unedited and were captured through Samsung Galaxy A51’s auto mode around noon in East York.
Location:
3003 Danforth Ave, East York, Canada
Wednesday, November 11, 2020
Frozen in time
These big maple trees in a nearby park look like two old friends or a couple to me. They came into the park strolling, holding each other’s hands, and were reminiscing about the past when the time froze around them.
Labels:
Toronto
Location:
East York, Toronto, ON, Canada
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