Flickr Forum: August 3rd, 2007

I took this shot of the new hindu temple the day after the opening ceremony where it's  located at 427 and Finch. It is made of limestone and has NO steel or wood in its construction. Most of it was made in India and sent over in pieces to be put together mostly by volunteers. You can't help to look and marvel at this beautifully complex piece of architecture.

<p>i took &quot;txt msg cop&quot; during the beaches jazz festival last week. i saw him sending a very long txt on his phone, and i actually snapped 5 or 6 photos of him, and he totally was oblivious to me shooting him. he was all about leaning on his bike, chillin&#39;. hilarious. </p><p>thanks for the feature! </p>

<p>&quot;Artist on Yonge St.&quot;<br /><br />I walk almost everywhere everyday in the downtown core.&nbsp; We take everything for granted as we go about our daily lives and fail to see what makes life worth living.&nbsp; I try and take photographs at the little things that we simply dismiss (because it&#39;s simply not important to us).&nbsp; <br /><br />This artist has talent; as with every artist on Yonge St.&nbsp; They try and make a living by doing the things they love and have passion for, in which this case, is drawing.&nbsp; They may not make a substantial amount of money, but what&#39;s important is the passion.&nbsp; The passion to continue to do what they love doing.&nbsp; Which is why they do what they do.</p><p>Camera: Nikon D40<br />ISO: 200<br />Exposure: 1/1250 (0.001sec)<br />Focal Length:&nbsp; 50mm<br />Aperture:&nbsp; F1.8 </p>

My photo was taken after a shopping trip at St. Lawrence Market.? I was so tempted by all the fruit that when I got home I washed a bunch to share with friends.? It looked so colourful and tasty that I figured I better take a picture before it was all gone!<div><br /></div><div>Thanks for posting my photo :)?</div>