Crawford to Ossington Village

 I love phtoographing around Trinity Bellwoods and Ossington Village either in black and white or colour, never get bored. 

One thing I haven't really done is shoot colour through Leica R glass, and I wonder what I was thinking, because the rendering looks gorgeous. 


Camera: Leicaflex SL2, Leica 2 Cam 35 F2.8 Elmarit R lens. 

Film: Kodak Pro Image 100, processed by Graination Lab. 


Crossing Crawford June 2026 Looking at Young Place June 2026 Found Coffee on Shaw June 2026 Shaw Street June 2026 Colour Salad June 2026 Pink Roses June 2026 Front Garden June 2026 Row House Mural June 2026 Ossington and Argyle June 2026 Bellwoods Brewery Corner June 2026 Ossington Street Dining ready to Go June 2026 Crossing Ossington at Argyle June 2026 Ossington Greek Taverna June 2026 Koukla Corner June 2026 Northbound Ossington Bus June 2026 Soos on Ossington June 2026 Formula Fig Ossington Bus June 2026 Empty Ossington Stip June 2026 Formula Fig Patio June 2026 Koukla Corner II June 2026 Badiali Before the Crowd June 2026 Badiali Window June 2026 Badiali Entrnace to Great Pizza June 2026 Dovercourt Loft Side Patios June 2026 Patriotic Front Stoop June 2026 Glamour Wall June 2026 Garage Rooster June 2026 Cote de Boeuf Sidewalk Street Dining June 2026 Seating In Front of Lunny's June 2026 Bar on June 2026 Drake's Alley June 2026 Daft Punlk and Bunnies Alley June 2026 Cool Bunny on June 2026

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