Nick Sweetman organized a Butterfly Project in an alley alongside a kids’ park.
It is part of the David Suzuki Butterfly Project
Wish you all had been with me. It was most wonderful and delightful.
These are 2 of the paintings.
Pics taken by Resa – 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
This has to be very new. It’s in the alley close to home, and I walk by often.
It says Mural In Progress. 
I’m thinking that Luv Sumone hasn’t had time to finish it, and the taggers can’t control themselves.
As you can see the alley is a taggers heaven.
I’ll be watching this one!
Pics taken by Resa – April 7, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
Another accidental double exposure. I will figure out how to do them intentionally, I hope!
Here’s an odd bit I found on the side of a building.
The front & side of the building quietly announce coffee and dressmaking.
I’m unsure of what this image has to do with either, if any at all. I like it a lot!
Pics taken by Resa – April 3, 2019
Toronto, Canada
Artist – Unknown at this time
I love this fox on a box!
Going around the box, end 1.
The fox is on the other side, but he hasn’t found the strawberries, yet.
End 2, of the box.
Pics taken by Resa – March 29, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
On the first day of spring, I found a blue tiger,
…and I rose from the melted snow pile, like a Phoenix from a pyre.
As usual, I’m getting ahead of the mural. Here it is: left to right.
I adore this reflection!
Pics taken by Resa – March 20, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
With special thanks:
Dancing in glee, awaiting spring!
I’m not the only one dancing, as all of nature feels it coming!
Pics taken by Resa – December 13, 2018
Toronto, Canada
The Artists: Andrea Manica & Caitlin Taguibao
In the narrowest of alleys is a testament of love. This shot is captured using the IPhone Pano setting sideways.
Clandestinos had a baby. The baby has a Guardian, a very scary and handsome one at that.
Nonetheless, the alley is almost impossible to shoot in, with my IPhone. So, I show it in dribs and drabs, beginning with the title above.
First up is this stunning violet coloured flower. Then some sweet flower buds.
The violet below is up so high I was only able to shoot this one pic.
This is the most I could capture in 1 shot, even using the Pano setting.
At the top end of the alley is the Guardian with a golden orange flower beneath.
No matter where I stood, this is the tallest I could capture. Yet, there is more on top of the purple mountains. Then I thought, why not use Pano sideways?
That is what resulted in the opening pic. It was difficult, as I had to use an upward arcing movement, which is a foreign sensation of movement.
Many times I began, then my wrist/fingers reacted oddly. This resulted in a split exposure. (above and below)
Pics taken by Resa – February 24, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
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