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Posted by Chris at March 4, 2005 12:17 AM1/10s ... wow, amazingly steady hand! I need to start taking some exotic vitamins to get this steady. Great shot all around - nice dof. I really like the deep maroon colour. Congrats on the exhibition! You're the best.
Posted by Abe Savona at March 4, 2005 12:42 AMBoy, you can really get something from nothing. Nice going.
Posted by Tony Carson at March 4, 2005 01:41 AMBeauuuuuutiful. Any chance I can get this in 1600x1200 or similar? Very nice picture, highlight of the last week imho.
Posted by Lewe Zipfel at March 4, 2005 02:32 AMThose bricks appear to be carved from chocolate...are you sure you weren't at Willy Wonka's factory? Nice angles...!
Posted by Insta Marv at March 4, 2005 03:24 AMgreat photo...
these walls are so weird.......
Posted by nicolas at March 4, 2005 07:49 AMSam, have you checked out PHOTO 1-2-3 at 730 Yonge St (NW corner of Yonge & Charles) for frames and mattes? The variety of choices is spectacular and the service is great. I've used them for all my shows and am totally satisfied. I usually choose a brushed silver frame and single or double mattes. The assembly is a breeze. Good luck, Linda
Posted by linda at March 4, 2005 08:15 AMI can't put a finger on it, but I really like this shot. Congrats on the exhibition! Maybe it is the texture of the wall... something about it just pops out at me. Love it.
Posted by Kevin at March 4, 2005 08:16 AMgreat post....love the walls--they look like they're made out of chocolate!!
i check the site every day soo keep posting--your stuff is amazing, i loved the rawness of the ones from the abandoned phsyciatric hospital
Posted by Ariel at March 4, 2005 10:29 AMLooks like the walls are made out of chocolate? So, that is why I got hungry when I first looked at this picture. Huh.
Posted by Peruby at March 4, 2005 10:44 AMNice depth and perspective.
Posted by taveren at March 4, 2005 11:07 AMHey Sam,
Gustavo here again...nice picture...you really see a picture everywhere..wish i had half the talent...but am looking forward to see you at the gallery...sure it will be fun..
How are you printing your pics...? will be interesting to know..
by for now
Gustavo
Posted by gustavo osterling at March 4, 2005 11:18 AMI love the texture and as someone else said very steady considering the shutter speed!
Posted by Nick at March 4, 2005 12:12 PMYou know for me...there's a negative aspect to coming here day in and day out. Which is that I am reminded that I don't have a 300D, or a 10D for that matter.
I too am a picture takin' fool. But, when you have over 30 rolls of exposed film in your fridge, that you want desperately to develop and just "look" at...well it's hard on the wallet. The majority of my time, I (as I'm sure you) find myself surrounded by people who are blind to the little worlds inside viewfinders. So, there's not alot of sympathy comin my way.
I appreciate what your doin...you provide me with great imagery, inspiring me until I can create my own. And, well thanks and have fun at the PUBLICity thing.
Posted by Ken Labor at March 4, 2005 12:37 PMYes a great place to eat indeed. People are catching on and the line-up in he morning are getting longer too. Their is a nice eclectic feel to the place which you have captured nicely.
Posted by Bob at March 5, 2005 06:00 PMI believe it should be spelled "dejeunner." With an accent over the first "e," of course. (Accent aigu.)
:-)
Posted by Lauren at March 6, 2005 12:18 AMi like this. doesn't anyone see the irony though?
it's framed art up for people to see, except because of the glare we can't see anything.
hey that restaurant is owned by a couple of friends of mine - Tanya & Johan (J is the chef) - the resto was featured in Toronto Life magazine this month as one of the best places in TO to get an eggs benny. Cool.
Posted by Hamish at March 7, 2005 08:45 AMI stumbled across your photoblog, and I'm glad I did! You have amazing talent. You have a great way of making everyday objects or scenes, look really interesting.
I'm an aspiring for photographer, and you've really inspired me! thanks!
Posted by kate at April 8, 2005 08:58 PMThis is a great!
Posted by Automated Blog Posting at January 2, 2007 06:10 PMwow this is a great image, i really like the lighting and the geometric angles in it
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