Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Friday, April 03, 2020
PHOTOS: Seen On a Weekend Walk
I'm probably not the only one who did a double-take when they saw this. Nor in uploading an image file of it.
Labels:
dwight williams,
exploration,
Orléans,
photography,
travel,
urban life,
weirdness
Sunday, March 29, 2020
PHOTOS: Place d'Orléans Mall in Happier Days
Back before we'd all been rudely reminded that we share the world with coronaviruses...at a mini-convention organized by the local comics shop, Entertainment Ink. They're still working on getting their new business model of delivery set up as I write this entry. If you're in Orléans and you're interested, post a comment. I'll flag this entry to the owners' attention.
Monday, June 17, 2019
PHOTOS/BOOKS: Another Sample From the Personal Library
I haven't yet read everything in this particular batch all the way through. But it seems a good idea to have all of them at hand, particularly nowadays.
Labels:
books,
flickr,
personal library,
photography
Sunday, February 10, 2019
Sunday, June 08, 2014
Orwell's Warning Perverted
Whoever designed this poster wasn't alone in noticing the situation.
Labels:
Elgin Street,
George Orwell,
graphic design,
ottawa,
photography,
politics,
signage
Wednesday, February 05, 2014
Redpath on the Road
Anyone recognize the make and model?
Labels:
ByWard Market,
ottawa,
photography,
questions,
Rideau Street,
vans
Thursday, January 23, 2014
SmithBooks No More
It was "W.H. Smith Books" when I moved to Ottawa in 1985. Back then, they had three times the floor space for the store itself and a spiral staircase to the basement for staff to bring stock up to the shelves. As bookstore chains went, they were as high-end as Ottawa got.
Having been swallowed up into the Chapters-Indigo maw, and with a Chapters "box" on the other side of Confederation Square from the Sparks Street Mall, however, that may have been the end of it for this long-serving storefront.
Labels:
books,
bookstores,
memory,
ottawa,
photography,
SmithBooks,
Sparks Street,
streetscapes
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Empty Spaces - OPL Main Branch
Once a snack shop. What will it be next?
Labels:
empty spaces,
OPL,
ottawa,
Ottawa Public Library,
photography
Monday, December 23, 2013
Foolish Chicken
In case you thought I'd forgotten I have this blog...forget that idea.
Lest you be deemed even more foolish than this bird here...
;-)
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Sunset at Fallingbrook
Taken on the spur of the moment.
Labels:
dwight williams,
Fallingbrook,
ottawa,
photography,
shopping malls,
sunsets
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Holding the Bowl
Spotted in the Market one day...
Labels:
ByWard Market,
ottawa,
photography,
street life
Monday, December 17, 2012
Ferry - Masson-Angers/Cumberland Village
I want to take this particular boat ride again someday.
Saturday, December 01, 2012
18 Sept 2004- Ottawa Raiders v Mtl Axion
Was I the only Flickr user to ever get pix of this womens' hockey squad in action?
Labels:
2004,
hockey,
Montreal,
ottawa,
photography,
sports,
women's hockey
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Birds and a Bus
Caught this one waiting for the bus to the Saskatchewan Roughrider Fans in Ottawa Facebook Group's meeting to watch the Western Semi-Final game.
Labels:
ByWard Market,
ottawa,
photography,
streetscapes
Monday, November 12, 2012
Orleans, East of Ottawa
Orleans, East of Ottawa, a group on Flickr.
One of the Flickr groups I've put together over the last few months...
Labels:
linkage,
Ontario,
Orléans,
ottawa,
photography
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Jian Ghomeshi - 1982 - WritersFest Fall 2012
Jian Ghomeshi - 1982 - WritersFest Fall 2012, a set on Flickr.
I previously blogged about this one via "On the DEWLine" on Livejournal. If you listen to CBC Radio One in Canada or Public Radio International in the States, you know about his radio talk show, Q. On this night, he was wearing his author's jacket, in support of his autobiography/dramedy, 1982.
Here's the pix.
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