Meet the Unsuccessful Voyeur

Posted by Damon Schreiber (Toronto, Canada) on 9 January 2007 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

The man of mystery is revealed, snapped exiting Massimo's Pizzeria after polishing off a spinach and ricotta calzone.

I'm trying something new starting today. I'm including a link to a Picasa web album where you can see this picture larger if you like. (There's a little magnifying glass at the top, or you can maximise the window to see the whole image as large as your screen and Google will allow. There's also a download button that will give a large image suitable for desktops etc. Let me know if this works and is of interest. Probably not so interesting for this one, but I can think of a few others that I would like to have shown larger. Oh, here's the link.

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Comments (11)

Sylvia from Milano, Italy

Impeccable white leggings---striding forth in style. Interesting, good excellent framing. I'll pop over to the other site. Love the contrast of dirty doorway and clean pigeon, it's perfect. Very much enjoyed this series.

9 Jan 2007 5:55am

@Sylvia: Thanks, Sylvia! I'm really glad you enjoyed.

Lyndsey Le from Houston, TX, United States

Nice to meet you, Mr. Unsuccessful Voyeur! Where will it be your next destination?

9 Jan 2007 6:35am

@Lyndsey Le: Thanks, Lyndsey. He was a lucky find to tie the plot together just a bit. Surprise endings are fun. Looks like he's ready to fly away, though.

jc from Ireland

he looks like he just had a good feed and is ready to go do some damage! enjoyed the voyeur series, especially no.2

9 Jan 2007 9:52am

Maoya from Rolle, Switzerland

So he's the sneaky one!

9 Jan 2007 12:52pm

@Maoya: Thanks, Maoya! He was a charming fellow.

Stu from Kyoto, Japan

ha! brilliant series, Damon. and thanks for the link to the museum......looks like a unique place.

9 Jan 2007 1:12pm

@Stu: Most welcome Stu, and thank you! To my great regret, I never actually went inside the museum while I was in Japan last summer. Which is a pity since it was about a block away from where I was staying. But the building itself is a most handsome brutalist structure built in the last couple years, well worth exploring in its own right. This image looks toward the east (and my in-law's apartment complex) and shows the boardwalk where I could go for a 5k run early each morning if the heat was bearable (which it usually wasn't).