Bill Smith's Photography

 August long weekend was perfect weather wise, and being part of 100 ISO Summer, I rolled with Kodak Pro Image 100 in my Nikon F3/T. I went up to Beaverton then worked my way through Brock Township down to Cannnington. The North end of Brocktownship around Beaverton is what I think the gateway to the Kawarthas and Haliburtons if you scoot over to Highwy 35. If you continue up the Trans Canada Highway (12), you're headed to Muskoka by way of Orillia. Lake Simcoe itself was seen as cottage country in the past, today, something else.  I loved the results from Pro Image 100 and the Nikon F3/T's perfect metering felt almost like cheating.  Camera: Nikon F3/T Nikkor AIS lenses.  Film: Kodak Pro Image 100. 

 Toronto's east end has a lot of character and in some ways is more the "real" Toronto as it hasn't been quite has gentrified compared to the west end. Riding on the Line 2 Subway line, the trains run with older rolling stock compared to Line 1. The Danforth east of Greektown is slightly more gritty. We ended the photo walk at The Wren just west of Monarch Park and Danforth, I had a craving for their hamburger.  Overall, a great photo walk with a good attendence.  Camera: Nikon F3/T, Nikkor AIS Lenses.  Film: Kodak Pro Image 100, processed at Graination Lab.