Two Weeks Early for a Photo Walk Part Two, Further East on Dundas.

 

The solo photo walk continues along Dundas. My Leica M2 just feels like an extension of me at this point. I'm blown away at how nicely Rollei RPX 100 renders through the Light Lens Lab 8 Element 35 F2 lens. The lighting was on the challenging side with the mix of sun and clouds, but that made for nicer photos. 


Camera: Leica M2, Light Lens Lab Eight Element 35 F2 lens. 

Film: Rollei RPX 100, Rollei Supergrain 1+15. 


Cafe on the Corner of Dundas June 2025 Brother's Convenience June 2025 Dundas and Sheridan June 2025 Two 505's on Dudnas June 2025 Silver Corvette on Dundas June 2025 House on Dundas June 2025 Street Seating on Dundas June 2025 Stephen Bulger Gallery June 2025 Smoking Bunny June 2025 R&C Fruit Market June 2025 R&C Fruit Market Cafe Regional Bar and Grill June 2025 Churchill Corner June 2025 Coke Sign Near Ossington June 2025 Walking Down Ossington June 2025 Crossing Ossington June 2025 East of Ossington June 2025 Dundas Row Houses in Trinity Bellwoods June 2025 More Row Houses on Dundas June 2025 Sonnar on Dundas June 2025 Salon Goulart on Dundas June 2025 Super Variety and Grocery at Montrose June 2025 Pet Store and Barber Shop Playing Tetris on the Wall_ Church Behind the Wires_ Tagged House on the Corner of Grace_ Patio Seating on Dundas Street Parking

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