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From the Heart

 " From the Heart"  by Geoffrey Oryema. New 2012 Wake Up Album Buy it.

Toronto Police Service at Englinton and Blackthron Ave crime scence:

All images are  © Mike Odongkara

Toronto Police are still searching for two men following the shooting of a man at his 20s from near a Bus Stop at Eglinton and Blackthorn Ave in central Toronto on Saturday, 12th Nov. 2011. 

The man who was found bleeding from a gunshot wound was shot in the neck. The emergency and the police rushed him to Sunnybrook hospital trauma unit.

Convergences City

MANUAL, Photography is now an important Romantic art.

Emotion pictures can simply capture a timeless feature of landscape. The grey fume covering over Toronto  downtown  on Friday, October 21, 2011.  Photo by Mike Odongkara

Post-Photography:

THE END

In 1839, when photography was disclosed to the whole, painter Paul Delaroche, a supporter of photography, is rumoured to have declared, " From today, painting is dead." The attribution is probably apocryphal, and in many event painting is still a very living art. Nevertheless, photographic become folklore and has been repeatedly enlisted to insinuate that an ironic , cosmic cadence is at work in the history of the medium . If painting was killed by photography, then photography may be destined to die by means of a new medium. Fore , while lauding the success of colour photography in 1985 issues of Creative Camera, Susan Butler claimed that,"From today, black-and-white is dead.  Before long, all photography would be declared vanquished at the hand of an even more robust and welcome reformer.

Topography Surveys and Photography

Underground facility

 For many store, like this Shoppers Drug Mart at York dale Mall, in Toronto north, there is always an underground storage facility that is being utilized during the Winter season.Photo by Mike Odongkara 

Generation under the influence

Steve Bailey glares at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Air Patrol helicopters, not in picture during Occupy Toronto gripe on George Street, south of Dundas and Jarvis on Saturday, October 15, 2011. More than 200 people spent the night camping  at St. James Park but the mainstream media has claimed over and over again that the Occupy Wall Street movement “lacks leaders clear message." Photo by Mike Odongkara

Jack Layton's tribute

The road is level, and now it's time to work. Jack Layton, "the smiler" is gone. His legacy will be felt