Somehow I will always end up back at Union Station. No matter what happens, when I run out of ideas of what to photograph, I end up at Union Station. I sit down on one of the benches and think, I try to figure out what could be the best angle to shoot a picture at. Sometimes I come up with nothing, for the most part I can always find something. In this case, I was looking for the washroom, upon entering into the main area a brilliant light was shining through the window. I had to capture this person walking within the light, like they were coming out of the shadows.
Back to the world of abandonment in Toronto, we have this house. It is situated in the east end, near where the Don Jail used to be. When I first seen this house it was blue, looked the same, and less green. Now after time has past, things have grown a fair amount. I wonder what is in the inside, is everything moldy? Is there a body inside? Is there even floors? Why is it still there? I guess because it's attached in a row house setting. These little gems show up all over Toronto, you just have to look.
On thing about the big city, is that we have a lot of windows surrounded by metal and beams. The modern is everywhere, Sunlife Financial is just another one of those buildings. It's huge and tall, probably took place of some older structure that was there for years. One thing about the magic hour is getting outside and grabbing the photo when you can see it happening.
Going though most of the important photos so far, and giving them some life with events that happened throughout my life. I have enjoyed writing this blog. I did get out some major emotions here, happy and sad. I hope you all enjoyed everything. However, this is going to be my last post for now. I may come up with a new blog or turn this one into a book, we will have to see. It was fun, have a wonderful life my friends.
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