I take so many images on a weekly basis. Some are good, some not so good.
So how do choose the images I want to share? Usually, those get posted to Instagram. But sometimes I come across an image that doesn’t fit well within the parameters given by that platform. This means that maybe the image just doesn’t look good when it’s cropped.
I don’t have to crop images here. I can display them in all their glory, the way I meant for them to be viewed.
This is what this section of the website is for. Sort of a showcase I guess.
So like the title says, every Friday I will showcase an image that needs space.
I hope you enjoy this concept, though I can’t take credit for it. I saw it on this site. I love Trevor’s work. He inspired this and does a much better job than I will, but I’m gonna do me.
Please enjoy!
Chester Hill Lookout
April 27, 2024
Today’s Feature comes to you via Chester Hill Lookout. So it’s been a while since I started the Feature Friday, but I’m still committed to it. So let’s go… It’s a popular area for Toronto residents to hangout, have a coffee, and sometimes apparently a brewski or 2. It’s just up the road from another
Vermilion Lakes
October 15, 2023
Earlier this year, my girlfriend Sheri and I took a trip to Banff, Alberta. You can read more about that here. We had a helluva time. But that’s not what this post is about. This post is about this epic location for Sunset. It’s not actually shown here mind you. This is just before golden
Trillium Park
October 15, 2023
I discovered Trillium Park only about 3 years ago. As I recall, it came up on my Instagram timeline and I was immediately intrigued.It’s one of those locations with many things to offer at any time of the year. Though I will say, it struggles in bad light. Or maybe it’s just me that struggles
Kensington Market Garage Rooftop
October 15, 2023
Kensington Market by my count has one of the best views of the Toronto Skyline, hands down. The view can be seen from the top of the parking garage in Kensington Market. An overcast day is for me the best time to shoot there. The low cloud cover causes the graffiti on the buildings below
