Very nice stark b&w.

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This is a damn good black & white image.

This looks like the wiring in India.

Good shot!

Dude! You haven't seen the movie yet? GO! I haven't seen anything like it, and if only from a visual design perspective, of all people you have to see that movie.

Oh, and great shot here. Works great in black and white.

You should DEFINITELY go see the movie. It's great!

Great looking b&w image and it also reminded me of India but seeing the tracks told me cable car.

They have bands upstairs?

My first thought was..."But it's so colourful!". Hope you will post a colour photo of Sneaky Dees some time. The food there is pretty good.

The movie is great and I think that all Torontonians should see it to supports films set in Toronto. Filling in for other cities is fine to an extent but when none of the films made here are actually set here, then there's a problem.

My second point which compliments the first is that I think your blog is very important. Torontonians want to see their urban experiences in art and people from around the world are interested in it as well. A lot of artists in Toronto like to create abstract works and that's fine but we need more art that depicts and references Toronto. I think your photography helps us satisfy our craving to see our metropolis in art instead of New York or Paris all the time.

Bit too much contrast for my liking, but black and white was a good choice.

you should read the comics first!

Love all those lines and curves - great shot. The one and only time I've been to Toronto was in 1995 and I rememeber Sneaky Dees well - I think I even bought the backpackers-standard t-shirt ;-)