Personally, I am SO over those fountains ;p

This is a film shot and I'm glad it turned out because the ones of this scene that I took with my dslr were all crap for some reason...

I didn't have the requisite hour for the SPN challenge (srsly - an hour? i can't count on an hour straight for ANYTHING!), but I did hang out at Yonge-Dundas square for a good 30 minutes on Friday people watching and doing some random shooting...

For the Street Photography Now challenge:

"Pick a spot, stay there for an hour and see what unfolds" originally set by Polly Braden.

http://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/14515/street-photography-now-week-22

film shot for roll in a week challenge in my main album: http://365project.org/northy/365/2012-10-06

Camera: Pentax MZ-M
Film: Ilford b&w C41 Super 400 XP2

[Aaron]

Excellent film shot Northy!

[Humphrey Hippo]

Love the broken reflection in the puddles. Nice shot.

[Peter de Graaff]

Haha. This bloke should have got down on his knees or rolled around on the pavement. Nice tones in the XP2 film

[☠northy]

@peterdegraaff he did a few on his knees as well... i have an almost nice shot of that - but the focus was fuzzy... and i kind of had fun watching him contort himself in the stance he's using here ;p

[Peter de Graaff]

@northy I bet he is just using a digital and trying to compose on screen. lol

[Colleen]

Cool

[Kerri]

Awesome b&w

[Cromwell]

Apparently he doesn't share your opinion of the fountains as yet (lol). Did you really hang out there for an hour?

[Lorraine]

Nice shot. Nothing quite like film. I like the faces in the windows above, looking at everyone.

[Stacey]

Great shot, he likes the fountains! Guess you've been there done that huh?

[☠northy]

@newbie yepper!

@lorraine3 funny... i don't even see those faces anymore :)

[Caryn]

I love this one!!! Fantastic film shot.

[paula goff]

haha....made me smile:)