no more band-aids
The most dangerous stretch of my commute, by far (not counting dealing with cars). The snow wasn’t cleared, and was left in giant drifts on each side of the sidewalk/pathway. It hit +13˚C yesterday, so most of it melted, only to freeze overnight. Slick. Hard. Sharp. Dangerous. I wiped out on this spot. Thankfully, I wasn’t going very fast (but I did have to duck my head, so it didn’t smash one of the cement pillars). Fun times.
students head onto campus on the second day of the fall semester, packing umbrellas against the rain.
I was pretty well soaked through by the time I got to campus, but at least it was still liquid precipitation…
The storm sewer grates in our neighbourhood have been painted with reminders not to pour stuff down the drains. Hopefully, everyone will remember to run a block downhill to check if they’re allowed to dump toxic chemicals in front of their house.
But where ELSE are we supposed to dump our fish?
life will find a way.
nearly home, after heading up the BFH, and about to do a quick trip up the LFH (that’s the pathway and the bottom half of the LFH to the left of the trees)
passing through Varsity after leaving campus on a gorgeous sunny summer day.
still not quite the shot I have in my head. I think I’ll need some kind of stabilizing gear to really get that one, but the motion blur is getting closer…
2010/05/18: Self-assessment is vital to artistic growth. Look thru the photos you’ve posted so far. Remake one you’d like to improve. #ds184
a quick sprint down 6 flights of stairs, out the basement doors, and out onto the pathway leading to the C-Train station.
2010/03/17: Grab your camera and walk 2 minutes in any direction. Stop. Find a photo worth making from where you stopped and post it. #ds122
just coming onto the north edge of campus, along 32nd Ave.