I take a lot of pictures sitting on the el, from the windows of buses, and from the passenger's seat of cars. I was riding the el one night and became fascinated by a line that someone had carved into the plexi window, and the way that it made the world outside seem like a sort of composed landscape. In this photo, the line is dark and clear and particularly expressive.

Sunrise, Coleridge Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield. I'm guessing November 1997

I've been trying to capture the weird, jangly energy that hits me from time to time while driving in rush hour traffic. I didn't want anything super sharp. I wanted motion blur and odd almost-saturated colors. It's like the felling I get right before I have a vascular migraine. Except, fortunately, one never hits.

Taken while waiting at a red light on Summit.

This image is cropped from a photo shot at 5 megs with an hp945. Only unsharp mask was used post -- the watercolored appearance is the result of being taken through the windshield of my Ford Ranger...

Pegs are handy for everything. When and where do you used them? No spicy details, please!! *LOL*

Morning rush hour in the queue for the Barnton junction.

This is what my daily commute to and from work looks like.

A peek inside a TTC subway car. Lots of standing room.

This photo is part of a set.

Just received my zeropergallon patch. I tried the hot iron but the adhesive wouldn't adhese - so I had to get help from LH and stitch'er up.

I've had this bag for 14 years. Purple was "cool" then...now...well, I'm looking for patches for a little decoration.

Train arrives. Board it.

Chicago, IL

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Need to practice these pans a bit better.

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This is what my daily commute to and from work looks like.

After you stamp, you wait at track level for the train to arrive.

From this location, on this line, there are about 5 trains in the morning heading in to downtown Toronto, and in the evening about 5 trains returning back.

Any other time, there are no trains, only buses, which take considerably longer, depending on traffic and time of day.

This photo is part of a set.

Chciago, IL

It does look like Darth Vader, doesn't it?

Los Angeles, CA

I didn't notice until after I took that shot that she didn't have any shoes on.

What, exactly, do you think they're doing?

050811_1108~01

It was brilliant.

Versatility of a Toyota Sienna, helping family member move, filled to the brim

This is what my daily commute to and from work looks like.

When the train arrives at Union station downtown, most of the tracks are occupied by GO trains coming from other parts of the greater Toronto area.

This shot shows another train beside ours, also pulling into the station, as well as the people around me on the train by way of reflection.

This photo is part of a set.

The old Woolworths store in Tooting