Kodak Plant

     This location famously serving film for photographers for years, now ironically serves a more infamous purpose in photography. This single building holds more then you need for subject matter, complete with its own stage, cafetorium and roof top with a unique view of Torontos core and sprawl.

I'm unsure of the current status or state of neglect, but here is how she stood in 2009

The Ruins

Deep in the woodland isolated from civilization lies the remains of our past. This cement structure has been set aside, left to battle with the vegetation and weather. So often I come here to lie on the cement roof and mediate, its very peaceful.

Subterranean Darkness

To most of us, no one knows what goes on beneath their feet, but deep under the fabric of the city huge tunnels, large rooms and raging torrents of water flow endlessly. This here opens a whole new realm worthy of exploration.

What I love most about these tunnels is the intense atmosphere created. Its something one has to experience, being in this subterranean network is truly a break from reality. Its interesting to see the walls laden with graffiti from past explorers and partiers. Sounds of cars hitting the grates above echo in distorted fashions in the acoustics of these tunnels. Oh the joys of light painting unfold.

Brickworks In The Light

Here are some shot's from the Brickworks once again. With HDR and lovely lighting that put this set to the top of my list, moving the bar up to a new level.
I took a morning out of my day to come back and see whats new. Not much has changed at all since I was last there. I was thinking that the crew had started to restore, but I don't think there planning to until another week or two. (But don't take my word on that matter) The place had been cleaned up meaning there wasnt much decay and was missing some character. Non the less it was a fun trip and I got some nice shots. That’s my day in a nut shell.

Any way
Enjoy this set for thee will be my last and my last will start my beginning.

“R.I.P. Don Valley Brickworks”