In 2018 I stepped up my use of film in capturing Toronto street scenes. This blog post is part two of my favourite film images of 2018. Click here to view part one, and here to see my favourite black and white film images of 2018.

I shot some Kodak Ektar 100 in July..

Doors of Massey Hall

Muskoka Sunset

I gave Agfa Vista 400 film a try...

Lake Huron Waves

Yonge & Queen in Motion

Classic Yonge

I enjoyed the look of Portra 400...

Food Building at Day

CNE Skyline (view from the Swing Tower ride)

Food Building at Night

I came back to Kodak Gold 200...

Antiques on Queen

Remembering the Danforth Tragedy

Junction Volvo

Facing West at Gerrard and Logan

Williams Design

Had fun with Kodak Ultramax 400...

Dog and Scooter

Some of my Favourite Things

(another version of the above, shot on a digital camera, can be found on instagram here)

I could not keep away from Kodak Ektar 100 film, or Massey Hall for that matter...

Reds, Greens and Yellow

Corner Office

Colour Sale

Late Day Shadows

I came back to Kodak 200 again...

View from St. Lawrence Market

View from St. Lawrence Market - Take II

The Rex

And, finally, I ended the year with Fujicolor 200 film...

ABC Books

Hanging the Scrim

(more on the renewal of OCAD's Rosalie Sharp Pavilion can be found here, and here)

Classic Yonge Part II

A Legendary Christmas

I will end with a scene I expect to see more of in 2019 - the wall of film at Downtown Camera! (Shot on Agfa Vista 400 film)

Thanks for looking! Best wishes to you in 2019!

P.S. To see part one of this blog post, please click here. To see my favourite black and white film photos of 2018, please click here.