I pottered around the Neigbhourhood setting out a formula for the Mapping Toronto project. In case you missed the earlier post, I'm going to visit every neigbhourhood in Toronto and photograph elements from each area. Some areas will take multiple visits; some won't require more than one or two because they are so tiny. This is a long term project, one that will likely take about 2 years. Why so long? Well it takes time to process photos and pick the best to showcase. And, lets be brutally honest, Toronto has 140 neigbhourhoods, even if I visit one a month (which I won't), that spills over into 2 years worth of work. Read a bit more about the project here Mapping Toronto.  

Anyway, here's some of the results from yesterday. 

Watching Traffic  

It was very overcast and chilly when I started out. Very grey kind of day. Took the chance to grab this shot of a woman watching traffic zip along Yonge. When I processed it, I decided to enhance the grey cast.