05 Monday Aug 2013
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04 Sunday Aug 2013
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Some experiments in post-processing here.
Did an imitation tilt-shift in iPhoto for the image above.
The one below was salvaged from a mediocre digitally zoomed photo, with a sepia-style tone added in Photoforge2 and a frame added in Flickr’s native online photo editing software by Aviary.
02 Friday Aug 2013
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26 Friday Jul 2013
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Spotted this in southwest inner-city Calgary.
22 Monday Jul 2013
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21 Sunday Jul 2013
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Well, more like the car’s windshield … but you get the idea.
This is from one of our frequent rainfalls earlier this summer.
21 Sunday Jul 2013
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17 Wednesday Jul 2013
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Montreal
I take pictures of flowers from time to time on my photowalks. A whole pile of them are pretty but they sure aren’t real.
Calgary
Amsterdam
Toronto
New York
Amsterdam
15 Monday Jul 2013
14 Sunday Jul 2013
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Canada, history, iPhone, photography, photowalking, random, urban
A follow-up to a post months ago called “Doomed”.
Sometime this spring, those buildings were bulldozed with great efficiency — everything torn down and carted away within a matter of days.
And this weekend, it looks as if new utility lines are going in.
Sign of progress, I presume.
Ricky Leong 