




Just spent four daze ZOOMING around Toronto, catching up with friends & places after 10 years ...
This wee soundless-slideshow documents several choice encounters with Toronto-centric 'time & space'.
It's a bit rough, but I think it does the trick.
Toronto is a great YOUNG metropolis, a very KEEN place. It's backbone WAS Anglo, but it's future is TOTALLY multi-cultural.
Perhaps that is why so much of the 'new' architecture is so splendidly STARK, and seemingly 'simple'.
Toronto presents itself INTERNATIONALLY as 'ethnic neutral'.
At the moment.
For more info about the WAAH, click here.
'Granny's Lounger', 4/4, 2005 -
'Amarylis Shadow' - pinhole by mlh
Well-attended & graced by both a Federal MP AND local City Councilor, the 19th Annual Homer Watson Exhbition is now underway for the summer ... To see further examples of my pinhole works, please look at February & March 2008 posts on this blog ... and/or click on 'pinhole photography' in the sidebar ...
5 minutes by car (... 25 minutes by foot, lovely walk beside the Grand River...) from the Homer Watson House & Gallery is the Doon Heritage 'Crossroads' Village, a 'living' Mennonite village with 60 acres of sights & period structures. You'll find lots of ideas here for 'local produce' organic farming & rustic rural design. Walking around the 'compound' jettisons you into another time & place, everything is 'slooow' & pleasurable ... Great fun for the whole family and WELL WORTH A VISIT. ... Funny, ain't it, how 'what's OLD is NEW again' ...








