The Toronto Film Shooters January 2026 Photo Walk Part Two

I love the Nikon AF-D 35-70 F2.8 Zoom lens, haven't shot colour film through it yet but with black and white films like Ilford HP5 400 creates magic. Shooting through the F5 almost feels like cheating, I plan to use the same set up with the March photo walk with the Toronto Film Shooters.  



Camera: Nikon F5, Nikon AF-D 35-70 F2.8 Zoom Lens. 

Film: Ilford HP5 400, 510 Pyro 1+100. 



Granby St. Town Houses Jan 2026 The Marquis of Granby After Last Call Jan 2026 Loblaws Corner at Church and Carlton Jan 2026 Maple Leaf Gardens Jan 2026 Castle Corner at Yonge and College Jan 2026 Yonge and Wood Street Jan 2026 Former Fire House Facade Jan 2026 Layered heritage with Modern Jan 2026 Yonge and Maitland Jan 2026 Yonge Sreet Saturday Traffic Jan 2026 Electric Food Delivery Scooters Jan 2026 Not Just Noodles Corner Jan 2026 In the Middle of the Yonge St. Canyon Jan 2026 Yonge St. High Rise Condo Balcony Pattern Jan 2026 Toronto Film shooters Usual Suspects On Nicolas St. Jan 2026 Parking Off Nicolas St. Jan 2026 Another Look at Nicholas Looking South Jan 2026 Nicolas St. Looking North Jan 2026 Nicolas St.Row Houses Jan 2026 CAA Theatre Jan 2026 2 Bloor St. East Jan 2026 Former Albert Britnell Book Store Jan 2026 Waiting to Cross Davenport Jan 2026 Masonic Temple The Concert Hall Jan 2026 Paris Grocery Corner Jan 2026 Gibson Ave Jan 2026 South Side of Gibson Jan 2026 GasLight Jan 2026 Garages Behind the Rebel House Jan 2026

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