Located in Port Stanley, Ontario, painted by American artist, Ron Capser. The mural was created to promote a stronger bond to Canada's American neighbours to the south. I'm linking to Monday Mural.
Artist Todd Tremeer. When war was declared by Great Britain in 1914, recruitment of Canadian troops soon followed. This mural depicts the ceremony as the town's first volunteers marched off to board the trains for Halifax, Nova Scotia. By war's end, on Nov. 11th, 1918, sixty-three local
men had made the supreme sacrifice. I'm linking to Monday Mural.
This is the aftermath of an accident with a Durham Region Transit Bus that went out of control up the driveway. The pylons indicate the location of what used to be lamp post.
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The house you see in the background is where the bus came to a stop. According to police the bus driver may have suffered a medical emergency.
With no filters you can create a star like effect similar to this one. Set your camera to aperture priority, often abbreviated A or Av. Have it set on F22 or higher. That's all there is to it. PS: Don't look directly into the sun.
Someone painted this man on the brick wall with no artist credits. My instincts make me suspect it's the work of a tattoo artist. I'm linking to Monday Mural.
The central boiler outdoor furnace is located typically 30 to 200 feet away from your home or building, and works with any existing heating system. Wood is the most common fuel used in it's operation.
This is a continuation from last week's mural. You can find this one on the other side of the Childreach building in London, Ontario. Sorry, but I have no info on it. I'm linking to Monday Mural.