All the BGF’s & dog have been cooped up.
We stayed home.
Some restrictions have been lifted, under certain conditions.
Happy to say, I am back in action in my beloved alleys, and observing conditions.
Pics taken by Resa, May 19 – 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
This tale by Mike Steeden is one of the most imaginative stories I have ever read. 
Using street art, I will present a feel that moves along with the book’s official blurb.
‘A book of mind boggling time-travel,
feverish sex, syrupy romance,
ho hum history,
a dark future, The Moon,
Constantinople,
Paris and Berlin,
human consciousness, infinity,
a tongue in cheek take on all things carnal,
art for art’s sake
and three thoroughly mad yet oh so delightful gals’
I drew one a one-eyed blue-eyed cat, for Mike. Mike, Eye’m sure this is nothing you ever imagined. However, after reading “The Blue-Eyed Cat”, which I thoroughly enjoyed,I was inspired to this! Also, I believe the video below is apropos.
Should “The Blue-Eyed Cat” take your fancy it can be found at;
Amazon UK link: THE BLUE-EYED CAT – PAPERBACK
Kindle UK link: KINDLE EDITION
Amazon US link: THE BLUE-EYED CAT – PAPERBACK
Kindle US link: KINDLE EDITION
I fell in love with this classic piece of alley art the second I laid eyes on it!
I shot from across the oddly busy alley, by a parked car. Parked cars offer a huge bit of protection from moving traffic.
The car also worked well for reflections. Note the woman’s face at the bottom of the reflection. This is from a mural I posted last year, & it’s on the side street. Cool, huh?
Then I shot strange angles from the side of the street the mural was painted on. 
Pics taken by Resa – March 8, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
I wasn’t expecting to find this.
It is so subtle you can miss it, as many passerby’s did.
I wasn’t that impressed, at first. Later, when I looked at the shots, I fell in love.
I had to take the top geese from across the street.
I crossed the street to capture the lower geese. Being so close was not the best perspective.
Yet, when I got home and saw the odd angles I deployed, I was pleased with the gaggle’s cacophony.
Pics taken by Resa – March 9, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
I don’t know, yet.
I was looking for a specific face in an network of alleys off Dundas West.
I searched for over 2 hours, about 8 miles. I’ve still about 1o miles of alley to cover. I’ve got to find the face!
In the meantime, here’s an angel.
The snow and mud semi-ruined my new white Rebox sneakers. Uch.
All in all, a lovely find.
Pics taken by Resa – February 10, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
If you can read the writing, that’s the artist!
Born in 1915, a citizen of Brokenhead First Nation, N. of Winnipeg…
… great, great grandson of Chief Peguis….
…. He is a Canadian hero. Sergeant Prince served in WW II and The Korean War.
He was awarded many medals by the Canadian Military, as well as medals from Korea, The United Nations & an American Silver Star.
He is an outstanding role model from the Aboriginal Community.
Read more about Sergeant Tommy Prince!
A sobering Remembrance Day to all!
Pics taken by: Resa – October 27, 2014
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
The Artists:
I adore this art piece.
The above shot is taken using the Pano setting on my Iphone. However, instead of panning side to side, I turn the camera on its side and pan up from the bottom. Hence, the curve, which I like!
The reflected skyline view in the sunglasses seems reasonably correct. However, one lens is from the lake view, and the other from the land view.
It faces a parking lot. The car reflections come from quite high up, so sometimes are not as crisp, as usual.
Pics taken by Resa – October 29, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist: Justus Becker – Artist/Illustrator based in Frankfurt Germany
There are reflections in the windows on the other side of the parking lot. These windows are about the 6th story.
