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Bronze kids
There is a lot of art in Mount Plesant Cemetery. This statue is in the "Children's Garden" section, called "Leap Frog" by Juliet Jancso, 1990.
I don't usually carry my flash with me out on my bike, but I could have used it to get more detail showing in the little girl's face.
Filed under :: Art :: Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Location :: Mount Pleasant Cemetery - Toronto, Ontario
Address :: 375 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada - M4T 2V8
OpenStreetMap :: 43.69466504059535, -79.39056827483209
Photo date :: September 3, 2004
Camera details :: CanonEOS 10D | 1/125 | f 5.6 | ISO 400 | 100 mm
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Mount Pleasant Cemetery
The Mount Pleasant Cemetery is a vast cemetery in the middle of Toronto known for its wide collection of trees. Designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2000, Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Toronto was opened on November 4, 1876. It was designed by landscape gardener H. A. Englehardt to include 'winding paths and roads, irregularly shaped islets, panoramic perspectives, and monuments inserted in a naturalistic setting enriched by a wide variety of groves and trees.'
about seemsArtless
This is my long standing photoblog - think Instagram before Instagram. Back in 2004 I bought a Canon digital 10D with a great lens, and thought I'd force myself to take lots of pictures. The site contains more than 1,300 photos, so safe to say I have the quantity part taken care of.
Be sure to say hi if you see me on the street!
