very cool shot of a pine tree (?). like the fact that you mention its in the distillery district. makes it looks at first like its some crazy machinery.
Posted by Grant at January 26, 2005 02:53 AMHey Sam,
It's amasing seeing you taking macros in Canada in the middle of winter while I sit here in 30 degree heat in New Zealand photographing macro shots of a pohutukawa flowers (The New Zealand christmas tree :)
Keep up the great work,
Nigel
Wow. I have nothing more to say apart from that.
Posted by Vicky at January 26, 2005 06:26 AMI want to be where you live. This looks all so fantastic! Or does it just look so fantastic because of you?! Anyway -> I want more!
Posted by Flow at January 26, 2005 08:30 AMHello, former Torontonian living in Cedar Grove, NJ checking out your wonderful pics, a friend in California (another Toronto native) sent me your address, I always miss home, lived on Greenwood Ave near Gerrard, my brother lives on Rhodes Ave, would like to see some photos of that area, thanks
Ken
I always love your macro work. You have a keen eye for representing very pediestrian things very abstractly.
Posted by roderick at January 26, 2005 10:06 AMHi ddoi fans
It would be so cool if everyone who comments on this site would identify their country of origin.
We could see how universal Sam has become. It was great to hear from Nigel and Ken this morning. Nigel has +30 temps, and here in TO it's going down to -35 tonight. Cheers, Linda
you're all about the frozen pics this winter eh? why must there be so much snow in our lives? which begs the question - why can't the city of toronto plow??
nice pics!
Toronto, Canader;)
excellent detail in capturing those pines. the lighting and sky color really help bring these out.great closeup.
Posted by zerosun at January 26, 2005 01:29 PMThese frozen leaves are amazing... especially when there is sun and the trees glow the view becomes just stunning.
Posted by Ninjaess at January 26, 2005 01:41 PMgreat colors and contrast. i'm not sure i'm crazy about the limited DoF on this one...
Posted by nordilux at January 26, 2005 02:06 PMThat thing looks like it could do you some serious damage! Very nicely captured!
Posted by Beth at January 26, 2005 03:50 PMthe evergreens in our yard often look like this on wintery mornings.
Posted by Christine at January 26, 2005 04:58 PMThanks for showing beauty which appears anywhere…or everywhere ? It's so fresh we could bite in this picture !
Posted by jo at January 26, 2005 05:10 PMcoooooooooool
Posted by george at January 26, 2005 06:11 PMWow Omg... Mr.Invisible has been to Supermans artic hideaway. Either that or you took a vacation on kyrpton before it exploded.
Very cool photo.
Posted by scott at January 26, 2005 06:22 PMlike I said yesterday..... "better than a shot of bricks"..... I knew you had it in you...dont go changin.....well done by the way.....
Posted by David Macdonald at January 26, 2005 07:38 PMP.S. .... your handheld abillity is pretty impressive in itself.... apart from your eye..... and technical know how....not to blow smoke up your ....or anything but really ......
Posted by david macdonald at January 26, 2005 07:43 PMFantastic picture.. I love the perfect sky and how clear the ice is.. Just great :)
Posted by Daniel from Toronto at January 26, 2005 10:40 PMAgain, no snow in Australian cities, imagine how much less interesting life is without it if you can, also easier. What an eye for a macro.
Melb, Australia and +36C yesterday.
Posted by qubik at January 27, 2005 12:05 AM