04 Saturday Mar 2017
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architecture, art, design, photography, photowalk, Prague, random, Travel, urban
Another snapshot from my visit to Prague back in the fall — this one showcasing a pleasing (IMHO!) juxtaposition of modern and historical architecture.
03 Friday Mar 2017
02 Thursday Mar 2017
Posted in Arizona, photography, random, rural, Travel
01 Wednesday Mar 2017
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Canada, photography, photowalk, photowalking, random, urban
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alberta, art, calgary, camera, cameras, canada, iPhoneography, photography, photowalk, random, smartphone, tech, technology, urban
A piece of public art in a yet-to-be-redeveloped space near the Sunnyside LRT station in Calgary. This un-retouched photo is one of a series of such images I snapped back in October to test my smartphone camera (iPhone 7) under adverse shooting conditions — in this case, backlighting and shadowing.
28 Tuesday Feb 2017
Posted in Alberta, art, Calgary, Canada, photography, photowalk, photowalking, random, urban
This is a profile view of “Wonderland”, a sculpture by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa, outside The Bow office tower in downtown Calgary. It’s an interactive piece, as visitors can “enter” the head for a different perspective.
27 Monday Feb 2017
Posted in Calgary, photography, photowalk, photowalking, random
26 Sunday Feb 2017
Posted in art, London, photography, photowalk, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
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art, England, London, photography, photowalk, public art, random, Travel, urban
Don’t be alarmed! Things look worse than they are, clearly. This very neat implementation of public art was spotted in London this past fall.
25 Saturday Feb 2017
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Canada, photography, photowalk, photowalking, random, urban
24 Friday Feb 2017
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, photography, photowalk, photowalking, random, urban
23 Thursday Feb 2017
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arizona, art, Phoenix, photography, photowalk, public art, random, Travel, urban
This is some of the public art embedded in the ground at one of the light-rail stations in Phoenix, Arizona — a really neat way to make such project really accessible to the public.
Ricky Leong 