Part Two with Kodak Kodacolor 100.

 Said this in my last post but I'm going to say it again, I really love what I'm getting out of Kodacolor 100. 

I had planned originally for this photowalk to head west deeper into Little Italy, then loop back on Harbord on Clinton, well, time constraints we went up Euclid instead. Also my friend Vicki made me aware of Croft St., an alley that has laneway housing and a lot of decorated garage doors. 


Camera: Nikon F3/T, Nikkor AIS lenses. 

Film: Kodak Kodacolor 100. 


Croft St. Back Door June 2026 Hot Rod on the Grarage Door June 2026 Croft Ave Gated Parking Spot June 2026 Croft Ave Sea Life and Dragon June 2026 Croft Ave Not Sure What This Is Mural June 2026 Croft Ave Tinkerer Mural June 2026 Croft Ave Neighbourhood Bar Mural June 2026 Croft Ave Roses June 2026 Croft Street Garage Colour June 2026 Croft Ave Laneway Semis June 2026 Croft Ave Laneway 94 June 2026 Croft Ave Laneway 94 Front Garden June 2026 Hope June 2026 Croft Ave Rabbit June 2026 Crosing Lippencott June 2026 Sneaky Dees June 2026 Balfour Books Displayl June 2026 Hat Wall June 2026 College St. June 2026 Man's Best Friends. June 2026 Little Italy Vets June 2026 Little Italy Storefronts June 2026 Palmerston Ave June 2026 College and Euclid June 2026 Entangled Vine June 2026 Parking on Euclid June 2026 Fenced In Roses June 2026 Brick Pile Behind the Hydro Pole June 2026 Chopper June 2026 Former Coach House June 2026 Stop at Bathurst June 2026 Pizza GIGI June 2026 Pizza GIGI Entrance June 2026 Selfie on Harbord June 2026 Gleeful Jo-Anne June 2026

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