Clik here to view.

wheat sheaf tavern, est 1849 King St W, Toronto (click to enlarge)
Inside the upper window is a wide bottomed jar with yellow paint or yellow peppers, also a blue-green mural with a giant eye, which might be the reflection of something across the street, or a black and white lamp in front of a wall. I saw none of it from the corner where I took the picture; it became visible when I studied the image on my laptop, expanding it by holding it down under a mouse. That’s how it is with developing characters, too. I turn them this way and that, study them from close and far, guess at glimpses, make much of hints only to find out the hint was something else entirely. It takes time, study, humility. I will be wrong at first. I will think a lamp is an eye, that paint is peppers, that a reflection is an interior.
Filed under: Interesting Tagged: urban photography, Wheat Sheaf Tavern, Writing Life Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

Clik here to view.
