A few days ago I talked to my friends Alex and Justine and we decided it would be fun to do a day trip to Toronto, visit the Royal Ontario Museum and take some photos while at it.
And so it was! We drove over, spent some two hours in the ROM, then got some photos of Alex and Justine on the way to the car, grabbed a coffee (of course) at Starbucks and shot some more photos!
Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
I love taking pictures at sunset!
A random empty glass on a side-street near the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Ontario
The inside of a church on Bloor street, Toronto
A panorama of a church on Bloor Street will follow too!
Then yesterday (Saturday) I spent a few hours with Steve downtown Kitchener. He came down from Toronto where he’s working on his masters at U of T. We spent some time at Matter of Taste Caffe enjoying a cappuccino when dad calls my cell phone telling me to seek shelter because apparently a storm was up in Waterloo and about to hit Kitchener soon. I told him that we are indoors and hung up. No more than 10 seconds after I hung up, there was a loud sound, the sky turned black and the construction fence along King street was laying on the ground along with the bike tied to it. If we lived further south I would have thought this is a tornado, but luckily we don’t =P
About an hour later we made our way back to Steve’s place. On our way I shot some portraits of Steve at one of my favourite spots in Kitchener, by the old Electrohome factory on Shanley Street. Overcast lighting sure has a magic about it that makes it quite fun to edit photos.
