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I thought it would be in good form to create an easier way for people to trace through the cross country adventures I’ve had this summer, so I created a page on the blog to facilitate this – with links to all the relevant posts, in order, and also links to photos. I even posted [...]

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Summer Photos

Earlier this summer I drove across Canada with my brother, posting pictures along the way. I didn’t get around to posting the 3rd set of photos online, but I have now. It includes photos from hipsterriffice Saskatoon, the West Edmonton Mall, Jasper, and the famous Mount Robson.
I also posted some photos from up at [...]

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Yesterday morning my father, myself, and a few roomates and friends piled into my new one dollar van to drive north of Toronto to see Richard Serra’s early site-specific work, “Shift”. Although I first heard about the piece four years ago in a course on late Heidegger, a lack of private transportation meant this was [...]

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I’ve uploaded pictures from my thanksgiving trip to Kingston. Here they are in slideshow format.
*Hint – turn captions “on”.

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Just imagine, if someone hadn’t had their camera with them, we would be without two of the greatest photographs ever taken.

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Picasa

I’ve spent a bit of time recently organizing and uploading my better photos from iphoto to the internet, using the handy Google inbuilt software which allows within program uploading to Picasa. Here are some of the galleries:

Winter Scenes

Trip to Germany

Saturna Island 2002

Pictures of People in the world

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Much ado is made about cameras. Which has the best resolution, which has the best colours. What is really interesting about cameras is what kind of pictures they allow you to take. One of my favorite cameras is a 25 year old rollei 35 LED which has the simplest light meter in the world, and [...]

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On a snowy day in late January a troop of devout phenomenologists traveled many miles to Toronto’s Pearson Airport in order to view an instillation piece by Richard Serra. In order to view sculpture, which is behind security in the international departures area, it is neccesary to apply for permission in advance and secure [...]

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My Public Photo Galleries

Are now on Google
http://picasaweb.google.com/tristan.laing

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Some Photos

I have a new camera, and posted some photos on fliker.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/22015039@N02/?changedlayout=1

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