Rediscovering U of T, part II

I meant to post this a lot sooner, but only got around to editing the pictures today. I also need to go take new pictures. I want to try out some portrait photography. Anyone interested in being my model? :) If you are, let me know!

The chapel was empty and someone was playing on the organs - I felt like I was walking into a foggy dream.

there is something very intriguing and calming about this place...

I can't believe people actually get to live here.

Having some good Mexican food on Baldwin Street

With some delicious virgin margaritas!

Rediscovering U of T part I

I can't believe I never explored these places... Definitely coming back here many more times! The campus actually makes me feel like I'm in a university and not in the middle of nowhere (York!).

This is what I do Part II

More pics from that night:

This is what I do on a Saturday Night

I roamed the streets with two other photog friends and snapped away! Here is part 1 of the series:

this is unedited! the colour of the sky wows me.

I definitely wouldn't mind coming here again on company's expense! =D

Part 2 will be updated shortly (when I find some time to edit photos during this crazy busy week).

Day and Night

The city can look so different between the day and the night. For winter days, I think I prefer the nights because the clear skies bring out the street lights better while the excess amount of snow on the ground reflects and blind my eyes during the day. I really can't wait till spring's here - when I can walk out without bundling up with my scarf and mittens and etc., (not that I don't like winter fashion, I love it actually, but sometimes it's too much work).

Anyway, if there are any delays in my updates, that's because I am busy "studying" for my finals this upcoming week. Oh dear, how I dread studying.

I was real "hardworking" at my cubicle ;)

I just hate how the grey sky and snow just wash all the colours away...

delish ~mmMMmMmMmm

Herme$!

work of art.

Oh yes, and Happy Valentine's Day!