Out Walking: Yorkville, Queens Park, Yonge Street, King Street
Ice Sculpture, Ice Festival, Yorkville, Toronto
Detail of ice sculpture, Ice Festival, toronto
Me (reflection) and Cow, Yorkville, Toronto
King Edward VII, Queens Park, Toronto
Long February shadows and streetcar tracks, King Street, Toronto
Crescent Moon (or groovy canoe in the sky) and Toronto
Another great weekend with Ceri. Saturday we had breakfast, went and shopped stuff we don't really need for fun (and sensibly didn't buy), went up to Yorkville (despite wicked cold wind coming down from the north) to see the Ice Fest, stopped for pint and snack on Yonge Street on the way back, had dinner at lovely little pizza place in his neighbourhood and then looked at that crescent moon rocking over the city like a groovy canoe before going to bed.
published in the beautiful Bella Grace!
Great pics! I especially love the long shadows. 🙂
Sounds like you had a wonderful weekend. x
Thanks Susannah – it was a great one indeed!
I have never seen ice sculptures like that before…they really are beautiful aren’t they! I think perhaps part of their beauty is that they are impermanent!
Yup, I love the long shadows too 🙂
C x
Yes, they are beautiful. It was hard to get close to them, everyone was crowded around them getting photo-ops! Yes, impermanent – and perhaps the beauty changing/evolving as they melt!
Looks like a wonderful day in Toronto. Thanks for taking me along! So love the long legged shadows.
Glad to have you along! Years ago I took a long-legged shadow picture like that down in the Beaches. As I recall, that was late February too – wonder what it is about the quality of the long shadows in February – the light? Colour?
Which makes me think I should try them once a month to compare…