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Foggy Philosopher's Walk
Toronto, ON - jeeff - Sunday, October 1st, 2006 : goo
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These photos are from the 2006 Toronto Nuit Blanche 'contemporary art thing'. The exhibit:
Fog in Toronto #71624, 2006
Fujiko Nakaya
(Fog installation)
Fog machines were set up along the Philosopher's Walk path, between Harbord and Bloor. The path itself has an antique character, and the enveloping fog was enough to transport you right back to Victorian London as Vee so aptly put it. It seemed like one of those silhouettes gliding through the fog by your side might belong to Jack the Ripper himself.
Tags: nuit blanche, fog, philosopher's walk
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