model chairs

I'm carrying my little point and shoot digital canon camera everywhere with me here in Paris, not necessarily to get touristy shots, I carry it in Toronto just as much, but this is my way of journaling. Instead of writing everything down I just go snap happy and keep a kind of visual record of the things around me. 

Here are some amusing things from the other day, the first being a window filled with models wearing garbage bags - too timely since I had just been in a couple churches that up until easter, cover any Jesus statuettes with a purple cloth - they look eerily similar to these mannequins. 

The second photo is taken from the roof of the Grande Mosquée de Paris, it's a beautiful mosque filled with wonderful gardens and mosaic tile work. I don't know if it's the season or if they generally don't tend this one area of this rooftop garden, but I enjoyed the contrast of the industrial view in the middle of such a lovely oasis...

En Paris!

Je suis finalement en Paris, et c'est magnifique!

fiery plates

A photo of our decorative wall plates from my old house Casa Rosa - it was either the first or the last shot on the roll, but either way it's good and fiery.

Chrome and the Ice Queen

This summer I spent some time making tinfoil diamonds for a photoshoot with the fantastic music project called Chrome and the Ice Queen - this is what we came up with! Visit their site to listen to 'Sway' a song I can't seem to stop humming in my head...

Casa Rosa

   Casa Rosa is the name of my old house. I miss it dearly - we had to move because it sold to people that wanted to live in it themselves instead of renting, can't say I blame them.

   These are just a few photos on film of my room in Casa Rosa, featuring some of my favourite corners or pockets of things that I collected and displayed in my personal space.

Picture Frame + Sequins

Doily + Map Light

Travel Case + Floral Lamp

Window Ledge + Mini Pylons

 
 

pile o' puppet

I can't sleep so I decided to upload this photo instead. 

It's a frame from a stop-motion animation I made, I think it's the last frame actually. You'll probably see it someday. It will probably be shared with the world via the interweb.

938 Bathurst St.

love the seafoam.

(35 mm colour photo)