The moon was out over the city last night:
Entries Tagged as 'Toronto'
Indoor Photography
February 10th, 2010 by Mitchell Gerskup · No Comments · Photos
I decided to take some photos around the apartment last night:
Whole Life Expo 2009
November 30th, 2009 by Mitchell Gerskup · No Comments · Critical Thinking, Photos
Today, I went with Steve Thoms and Scott Gavura of Skeptic North to the 2009 Whole Life Expo at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Aside from the rare booth featuring delicious aged Miso or fresh Canadian cheeses, the place was packed wall-to-wall with every type of woo imaginable. You could get a chiropractic reading, a photograph of your aura, ear candling and a Reiki massage all within a few meters of each other. I took some photographs to document the event:
Here, There and Everywhere
October 7th, 2009 by Mitchell Gerskup · No Comments · Photos
Some more photos from around Toronto:
More Chemtrails?
June 22nd, 2009 by Mitchell Gerskup · No Comments · Critical Thinking, Photos
Remember chemtrails? Well, look at what I recently spotted coming out of the CN Tower:
This is clearly a government conspiracy to take over our minds. We’re doomed!
Tags:chemtrails·CN Tower·Toronto
Movie Theaters: Not Quite Dead
July 10th, 2008 by Mitchell Gerskup · No Comments · News
Piracy and DVD sales are putting the theaters out of business… or so we’ve been told. I managed to take this picture while driving around downtown (while stopped at a light, of course) a few days ago. The picture is a bit blurry, because I only had my cell phone camera with me at the time:
It turns out that a new movie theater is going into a plaza around Sheppard and Don Mills. This isn’t your average run-of-the mill theater either; this is one of Cineplex’s giant “Silver City” theater complexes. This isn’t an isolated incident either; theaters are still being constructed amidst giant box store malls all over Ontario. While this isn’t necessarily proof that the theater companies aren’t in trouble, it makes me wonder if they’re doing as bad as most people seem to think.
