Weekly Photo Challenge: Down

This one is fairly simple. No explanation needed.

Looking down the pool cue. (In the photo: Julie Saggers of Julie Saggers Photography)

Weekly Photo Challenge Catch Up: Light

Weekly Photo Challenge: Regret

I really tried but this one was really difficult to figure out. So instead I thought I’d post a cool looking picture I took recently and try and explain how it shows regret.

I was going to use this for one of the “catch up” challenges but nothing says regret like an empty theatre.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Ready

Dinner's ready

Ready for Improv in Torontos' No Pants Subway Ride

Weekly Photo Challenge (Catch Up): Celebration

Everyone likes to celebrate. Right?

You can't have a birthday celebration without cake. Or something similar to a cake.

 

You can dance to celebrate too. This is from after Improv in Toronto's "Subway Dance Party" a few years ago.

Weekly Photo Challenge (Catch Up): Broken

Another Catch Up. The theme is “broken”. I didn’t want to just take pictures of objects so I got a bit creative.

this one is fairly self explanatory.

A familiar sight in Toronto. Construction. Usually means something is broken

Weekly Photo Challenge (Catch Up): Waiting

Here’s an extra photo challenge post using a theme posted before I actually started the challenge.

Nothing says “Waiting” like rush hour traffic on the DVP.

Do you wait when the big red had says so?

And of course, waiting for the bus.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Simple

What is a simple photo? To me a simple photo is a photo you take to remember something. No special effects, or arty attempts to make it look good. To me a simple picture is like a memory. It’s not perfect but it still makes you happy, or brings back memories. The most common type of “simple” pictures are family photos. When you have a party and pose for a group shot. Or another type of simple photo is taken when you meet someone important or special like a celebrity.

This was taken when I got to meet Russell Peters at a DVD signing in Mississauga. In terms of how well it was taken, or the lighting, or exposure, or any of that stuff, it isn’t a good picture. But it is simple.

People from toronto will probably get this one. It’s a picture of the new “Toronto Rocket” that is clearly being used for training purposes. Someone wrote “gravy” in the dirt on the window above the sign and I snapped a pic. In case you don’t know, the current mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford, used the phrase “Stop the Gravy Train” during his election campaign.