I was parked illegally right beside police headquarters, waiting for someone, when I spotted this wonderful turtle and chevron pattern so of course I grabbed the camera and jumped out for a quick pic. I think the door is a back entrance to the "Native Child And Family Services of Toronto" building which is located a block south. Their building is on my list of places for next year's Doors Open since it is supposed to be fabulous inside. I rather liked the effect of the guy rushing through my shot!
Taking part in Signs, Signs. For more signs click here.
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I'm going to have to visit some of the Doors Open as it's such a great way to see places on the cheap. Besides, most of the venues are truly interesting.
This is a beautiful sign! Do you think it was made by some native artist?
I like it too! WHen you get in there next year, you'll have to get some shots for us. :)
Looks even better when enlarged. A nice contrast of Native art and modern building.
That is beautiful so rare we can find that sign. And many of us don't know what that means. Happy Wednesday!
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Nice observation and shot!
you are very quick to spot the interesting.
I think it is very tastefully done. I'd love to see inside.
A lovely sign find!
So glad you pulled this one off without getting a ticket. That would not have been very nice. QUite a nice turtle. genie
Doors Open intrigues me, I hope to see photos next year. Wonderful turtle.
I had a hard time getting past your first sentence! That's pretty funny! Oh, and yeah, the turtle is cute!
I love it!
You are so observant, your eyes so keen! Who would have thought of that! Nice find!
The man in the pic does add a little dynamism to the photo.
You are a daring photographer...I like that!
The chances we take to get a good shot, well done Red..and no ticket??
I like the turtle. We should all plan our Doors Open weekend together (those of us who in this area) and divide he city up so we can share out photos!
Very brave of you!
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