
A little boy guarding some horses which are grazing up slope on the other side of this road in Sapa, Vietnam.
A man parking his motorcycle before sitting down at a food stall for lunch. This kind of hard hat passes for genuine road safetey gear in Vietnam

An old man biking down an empty street past some old style houses in the old city of Hue, Vietnam.

The new LINK Interterminal Shuttle rails reflecting off the roof of a TTC bus shelter at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport.

Looking up at the steel canopy which roofs the main hall of Milan’s central train station. Also check out the view along the tracks.

A concrete grid at the side of a building on the University of Toronto Campus. The ducts and spaces visible through this grid made for some pretty interesting compositions.

I was attracted to the messsy colors and fuzzy textures of this garbage heap near my home. It seems like something that wouldn’t happen in the middle of a big city, but people really do go out of their way to dump their stuff by these tracks.

An interesting cart parked near the market in Siam Reap, Cambodia. It is propelled via a hand crank, which allows the owner to move around.Most likely he lost his legs from stepping on a a landmine, an all too common occurence in that country.

This was the first thing I saw when climbing out of the metro in the Piazza Duomo in in Milan.
A bright, but empty, subway car.The lighting seemed out of character for the usually dim and faded subway system.

A bucket, mop, and squeegies leaned up against the wall on the far side of the street car tracks.

Today my brother Thomas arrived in St Johns, Newfoundland and Labrador, completing his 3 month ride across Canada. He was biking for Robbins Ride, a charity that raises funds for breast cancer care and research. This picture is from when I met up with him in North Bay, Ontario.