Ghost of a Melting City

An oldy but a goody this morning. I earlier posted a piece entitled "Melting City", this was the next evolution of that piece. It's got a freaky, kind of haunting quality to it that really resonates for me.

Riverdale Girl

Morning my few faithful followers! I am back from a great weekend in the east coast, renewed and rejuvenated. I will hopefully be a little more frequent in my blog posts in the coming week and have some new stuff to share with you.

This morning we have a piece called Riverdale Girl. It's a highly altered piece which I can't quite honestly tell you how I accomplished. lol

Spots of Light

So it's Monday morning, I'm feeling crappy and I don't feel much like blogging today. But I will leave you with this set, entitled "Spots of Light". This was taken a few years ago at the Toronto Brickworks before it was all filled in. It was one of the best photo spots in the city.

You can check out the complete set at my fanpage here.

In the Morning Light

Happy Friday everyone!

Peachey

This is an alternate look for the series I did with Magda. Unlike most alternate looks I give things, this is the only photo that received this makeover. I think it's an interesting variation, cartoony almost in it's feel.

More from Ally Spongr

So those of you who are members of my fanpage over on Facebook got to see this when it went up on Sunday. This is probably the last set of photos that I will pull from my shoot with the lovely Ally Spongr a few weeks ago.

Working on this set has affirmed my love of the "Halftone Pattern" filter in Photoshop. I love the comic book-y feel it lends things when applied properly. I'm thinking about taking this to the next logical step and creating a web comic using a similar method. I'm currently brainstorming ideas, we'll see if anything comes of it.

Head on over here to see the complete set.

Ben Navaee Exhibit Preview and Info

"Rooftop Sunset"

"Spots of Light"

"Chasing Butterflies"

When? Kicks off Saturday September 4th, at 3pm with live music and light fare.

Where? Ben Navaee Gallery, 1111 Queen Street East

Melting City

At one point I was really hooked on this idea of altering skylines and thought about doing a whole series similar to this picture. At the end it didn't amount to much but I still really like this one, it speaks to something in me that I can't quite describe, something about my relationship with the city of Toronto.