Thanks. This series was shot over many years...not one event but many various along the journey.

Yes, I realized that. When I have seen your Hamilton video I know you have older images of it, because I have the same scenes from Hamilton. I do street about 13 years but mostly colors. Your B&W Hamilton images are the best that I have seen, ever. It is hard to say, because I thought mine is the best in Hamilton, but the winner is you.Thanks.@@AlexZafer

@@belaacs5238 I'm not so sure I'm deserving of such high praise but thank you very much for saying.

Best B&W of Hamilton@@AlexZafer

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed many of them. This reel was featured at the art gallery of Hamilton, as you see it in this form and length. It was a special presentation as part of a panel talk exploring the multifaceted relationship that women have with cities. There's always the pause button and revisiting if you so wish :-) I do appreciate whatever time you may have spent with the images. All the best.

Thanks for saying! Most of these images were made using an Olympus OMD E-M5 Mark II -- which is a stellar camera. Some were also made with the Ricoh GR, which in the last year or so has become my primary tool of choice for street photography.

Thanks so much!!

Much appreciated. Thank you kindly!

Thanks for commenting and watching!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you so much for you comment, Joanne!!

He stalks women taking photos without consent. A Paul Bernardo taking photos.

Thanks!!

Thanks, Nathan! :-)

Thanks. This is all digital. Many of the photos have been processed using Silver Efex Pro which offers some great toning and contrasty film-like features.

Ha! Thanks. I wanted it to help tell the story.

Thanks so much, Emanuel!

Thanks so much for commenting. Yes, I took all of these photos. It's a long run-time, it was used as a screening for an event on Women and the City. It's been a long term project -- and this is really just the bare tip of the iceberg. I've been photographing the streets in the Toronto area for many years now, it's what I live for I suppose :-) It's probably the hardest genre to master too, but I think it also makes me a better photographer in the other kinds of image making work that I do. Keep going, practice practice practice I always say. You have to get out there often and work it. Although it takes time, you'll develop a rhythm and style. Thanks again for watching the montage. I hope to make few more of these up soon! It's a good time to be a photographer, although some might disagree. Feel free to check out my street photography website at www.thecandidflaneur.com

Thanks!