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Daily Archives: 16 February 2013
More Monochrome – Toronto’s Spadina Avenue
For the second time, I’ve been featured in a gallery on the website of popular photography magazine, Popular Photography (see what I did there?). So it’s time for some more shameless bragging, tempered with a mild introduction to one of … Continue reading
Posted in Afga Silette LK, black and white, bragging, Chinatown, downtown, Film, Hobbies, Photography, Spadina Avenue, Toronto
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That Was The Week That Was
What a week it’s been. Honestly, if you’d have made up this week’s news, nobody would have believed you. So, what have we had? * A meteor exploded over Russia, quite close to the city of Chelyabinsk.
Posted in Apparitions, blade runner, chelyabinsk, chthonic, eldritch, erumpent, glaziers, meteor, oy veh my poor feet, pistorius, Politicrox, release of calcium from intracellular stores, sasquatch, Science Is Vital, Science-fiction, Silliness, that ursula andress moment, Writing & Reading
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