Bright colours and shiny things

One of many fine installations that line Spadina Avenue in Toronto, on the stretch between College and King.

A re-edit of a photo I posted on Flickr a few weeks ago. I tried to remove a blue cast from that one by adding red and green and went a bit overboard.

"Pas de Trois", by Russell K. Jacques (1984), Univerity and Wellington, Toronto. There is a link to another view in the comments below.

Another view of "Pas de Trois" by Russell K. Jacques. A link to yesterday's shot is in the comments below.

A belated one from the Ukrainian Festival last month. More to see by clicking on it for the large version, I think.

Give 'er a try big, eh? Like type Z.

There has been very little sun in Toronto the last few weeks, and when there has been I've usually been too busy to shoot photos, and the few photos I have taken have all been bad, so here's an old one (from 2013). The building is the Air Miles Tower in Toronto; the architects were Omar Yeung Architects & Associates, and the building opened in 1991. The two PiPs at top left show two other views of this building,

I was walking down Spadina Avenue when suddenly a postcard broke out.

Custom and factory paint. Try the large size -- click the pic or type Z.

Nathan Phillips Square in 2015, when the Toronto sign had just been put up. It turned the square into Toronto's selfie hotspot. Since then a maple leaf the same size as the letters has been added after the sign and a medicine wheel the same size as the letters before. More photos of the square: www.ipernity.com/doc/fitzgerald/album/1069652

Lots of detail in the big view -- click the pic or type Z.