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Look who's hiding in the hydrangeas!

I swear it was his idea!

A timid return

After a year or so...just a few forest greens to timidly inform you of my return.

The infamous Gooster!

After Noodle, this guy is my all-time favorite dog (family-speaking though, because Milo is also one of my favorites!)

Remember?

Remember when there was no snow and we could actually walk on the sidewalk?

These boots were made for walkin'

Pavot's dog shoes...in these times of -23C and salted streets and sidewalks, it's the only way Pavot can get any "out" time!

First sight 2008

I don't know if the stars were aligned but in any case, I was strictly concentrating on the garbage at dog's eye level, and let me tell you there was plenty of it (pizza boxes, broken bottles, confetti, beer cans, paper, chip wrappers...never mind the broken cobble stones). Once I looked at it standing up, the burst of laughter made a couple estranged tourists turn around to spot me...the garbage truck passing at just that moment and me snapping at that very second...well, let's just say I couldn't have planned it if I had tried. Analyze that as a message!

Place Jacques Cartier fisheyed

PJC bikerack has been fisheyed.

January flowers

So the temperature is finally going down and I spotted these...while trying out my new Fisheye camera from Lomo. What fun! Will be posting more of these funky little round pics.

Walk on

Found this figure painted on the ground in the Old Port .. dog'e eye view level.  Delta400.

Old stones

This stone building (on the right) once housed Davidoff and then later a restaurant, but a very long time ago it was actually someone's house.  It is now dwarfed by its environment.  I would love to make it a house again, with a family running around in its walls.  (Notre Dame, south side, between PJC and St-Vincent)