Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Street Musicians - 001
About 10 months ago I started to work on a couple of personal projects. One of these is on street musicians here in Toronto. Being a musician and a huge fan of music, I realized that I can understand and relate to these (don't want to use the word "ordinary") people. We pass them almost everyday, sometimes without even giving them a second thought. It seems we've become so focused on our own personal lives and careers, that we've learned to filter their gift to us.
Maybe with this little project of mine we can give them a little bit of recognition......and some loose change.
Cheers
- Mike
Maybe with this little project of mine we can give them a little bit of recognition......and some loose change.
Cheers
- Mike
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Friday, September 26, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Ola & Monika
Unfortunately due to the rainy weather, this was the only photo session done in Krakow. Fortunately, I'm gonna move there in the near future and do it again. It is honestly the most amazing and beautiful city on this planet. It's a city with a lot of soul and really nice people. There is always something to do in Krakow.......and having 100 bars/pubs/clubs in the Old Town alone surely helps.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Gdansk Port
Canon 30D | EFS 17-85@61 | 1/100s | f/9.0 | ISO 500
The Gdansk Port is one of the biggest on the Baltic Sea. It's made up of two parts, Inner and Exterior Port. The Inner Port consists of a ferry port, container terminal, phosphates terminal, sulfur terminal and a fruit handling terminal. The port infrastructure also allows the handling of specialized cargo such as grain, fertilizer, lumber, steel, ore and containers. It can also service vessels.
The Exterior Port consists of a coal terminal, a liquefied petroleum gas terminal, and a Naftoport. The Naftoport has terminals that deal with crude oil, heating oils and fuels.
You can see the port stretch into the horizon. It is truly massive.
The Gdansk Port is one of the biggest on the Baltic Sea. It's made up of two parts, Inner and Exterior Port. The Inner Port consists of a ferry port, container terminal, phosphates terminal, sulfur terminal and a fruit handling terminal. The port infrastructure also allows the handling of specialized cargo such as grain, fertilizer, lumber, steel, ore and containers. It can also service vessels.
The Exterior Port consists of a coal terminal, a liquefied petroleum gas terminal, and a Naftoport. The Naftoport has terminals that deal with crude oil, heating oils and fuels.
You can see the port stretch into the horizon. It is truly massive.
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Westerplatte
Canon 30D | EFS 17-85@17 | 1/160s | f/6.3 | ISO 500
This is where WWII officially began. On September 1st, 1939 at 4:45 AM, Schleswig-Holstein began shelling the Polish garrison. Over the next seven days, 180 Polish soldiers managed to repel repeated attacks of 3500 German Infantry, dive-bombing raids, naval and heavy field artillery bombardment. On September 7th, Major Henryk Sucharski decided to surrender due to a shortage of ammunition and supplies.
This is where WWII officially began. On September 1st, 1939 at 4:45 AM, Schleswig-Holstein began shelling the Polish garrison. Over the next seven days, 180 Polish soldiers managed to repel repeated attacks of 3500 German Infantry, dive-bombing raids, naval and heavy field artillery bombardment. On September 7th, Major Henryk Sucharski decided to surrender due to a shortage of ammunition and supplies.
Monday, September 08, 2008
Malbork Castle - Part 4
Canon 30D EFS 17-85@17 1/30s f/8.0 ISO 800
Entrance from the Outer Castle to the Middle Castle. The Middle castle consisted of the Palace of the Grand Masters, a large dining hall, guests' apartments and receptions.
Canon 30D EFS 17-85@44 1/50s f/6.3 ISO 1600
Passage leading to the Main Tower located in the High Castle.
Passage leading to the Main Tower located in the High Castle.
Sunday, September 07, 2008
Friday, September 05, 2008
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
Malbork Castle - Part 1
Malbork, formally know as Marienburg (Mary's Castle) was built in 1274 and served as the headquarters of the Teutonic Order. It is the world's largest brick Gothic castle and at one point housed up to 3000 Teutonic Knights. It was never conquered by force, but was handed over to the soldiers of Bohemia as a substitute for their mercanary wages. Then in 1457, the mercenaries sold the castle to the King of Poland. Over 50% of the castle was destroyed during WWII, but has been restored since.
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