Project 365 Day 20: Let It Burn
Just at the centre of the Blue Mountain village, a fire pit illuminates hearts and smiles.
Project 365 Day 17: No Parking
Being in Europe for the last 7 years, I forgot how popular seat scooters are here in North America. This specific one, about 60 cm wide, not only is gigantic but is clearly parked under the No Parking sign. I like the composition of the lady on the phone and this scooter, a transportation vehicle out of convenience and not necessity, parked illegally at Giant Tiger on Cannon and Hughson Streets.
Project 365 Day 13: Mounted Salute
My first day of Project 365 in Hamilton features this mounted police officer saluting me with a friendly hello, sticking out his tongue in a goofy and joking way. Always good to be home, where the people and officers engage with you in a friendly manner.
Project 365 Day 11: Protest the Hero
As I was walking across downtown Geneva today after work, I came across this group protesting against the Swiss-Israeli military collaboration at Tour de l’Île. They were asking those listening to perform certain actions throughout the week to let people know they were protesting.
Project 365 Day 10: Feeling Blue
Driving through Soral, a small countryside town of Geneva, Switzerland, I came across this sad little house, who is certainly feeling blue. Even the hill it sits on is minuscule.
365 Project Day 6: Light Me Up
Today’s post features two photos. With the cold arriving in Geneva, the thought of warming up starts to install itself in our minds. First a man sits on a patio outside of Le Phare in Geneva with a blanket over his shoulders and lights up a tobacco pipe with a match. And celebrating the Escalade at Plainpalais was Gaston, dressed up as a bunny in his warm furry costume. Isn’t he adorable?