September Toronto Film Shooters Photo Walk, Part Two

 Yes I can spell September properly. I am my own worst proof reader and in a title no less. 

I'm really pleased with the results I got from Eastman Kodak Ektachrome 100 or Flic Film Chrome which is the banner its sold under. I'm also really fortunate that my local lab just made an investment in another E-6 processing line with all new equipment from Germany. The OM-4Ti is the camera for this film, enough said. 

We walked along Queen Street, cut through Trinity Bellwoods Park, made our way over to Shaw, got a great shot of a 1980s exotic car icon the Ferrari 308GTB, the hard top version of Magnum PI's ride. A short walk along Dundas we turned south again onto Ossington Ave ending the walk at Bellwoods Brewery. 

Camera: Olympus OM-4Ti, MC Zuiko Lenses. 

Film: Flic Film Chrome 100/Eastman Kodak Ektachrome 100 Motion Picture Slide Film. 


The Velvet Underground Last Days Sept 2025 The Bovine Sex Club Sept 2025 Crossing Ryerson Ave Sept 2025 Queen West Night Club Sept 2025 Red Ducati Monster Sept 2025 Queen St. West Hot Rod One Sept 2025 Queen St. West Hot Rod Two Sept 2025 Jo-Anne Determined Sept 2025 Queen Near Palmerston Sept 2025 Queen and Palmerston Sept 2025 Empty Romni Wools Sept 2025 Gelato Sign on Queen West Sept 2025 501 at Queen and Niagara Sept 2025 Paper Samples Sept 2025 Path in Trinity Bellwoods Park Sept 2025 Music Themed Tiny Library Sept 2025 Lobb Ave Extreme Parking Association Sept 2025 Young Place on Shaw Sept 2025 Found Coffee on Shaw Sept 2025 Black Ferrari 308 GTB One Sept 2025 Black Ferrari 308 GTB Two Sept 2025 Dundas and Shaw Sept 2025 Dundas Tagging Sept 2025 Pink Flowers on Dundas Sept 2025 Walking Past the Lakeview Sept 2025 Dundas and Ossington Sept 2025 Portugese Bodega Sept 2025 Prime Ossington Bistro Dining Sept 2025 Alleyway Art Sept 2025 Looking Up Ossington on a Saturday Sept 2025 Food Store Sept 2025 Dear Kaytra Sept 2025

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