With Toronto's Queen St. W. in the background, these two guys are making their way out of the alley. This is a candid grab shot, showing some of the amazing graffiti art on the wall and also some of the people from the area.
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Next in the series on Toronto's Graffiti Alley. A passerby inspects the amazing array of art on this corner, noticing that the graffiti continues around this corner and right into the opening of the doorway.

3-shot handheld HDR; ISO 400; f / 6.3; Photomatix Pro, finished in PS CS3

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Graffiti Alley is filled with clever, smart and professional-level graffiti. But it is also an alley is the fullest sense of the word, and it contains much of what we normally discard, abandon or just want to forget.
Here, under a "No Dumping" sign (which itself has been graffitied) one sees a fine and eclectic collection of "dumping".
All part of the show in Graffiti Alley.

3-shot handheld HDR; EV +2 / 2 / -2
ISO 400; f 6/3

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Third in the Graffiti Alley series; this is showing both the amazing graffiti work on these walls, as well as some of the day-to-day "stuff" of those who live and work in the area. This is the back wall of the store whose name appears in the upper left - hence, the name of the shot, and also a nod to the subject matter on the wall.

Handheld, 3 exposure HDR; EV +2 / 2 / -2; f / 6.3; ISO 400

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The next image in the Graffiti Alley series.

Apartments and balconies back on to parts of the alley complex, so cars park beside beautifully decorated walls. Here, a lone person walks through, surrounded by all that colour, under a grey, threatening sky.

3-shot handheld HDR; ISO 400; f / 6.3; Photomatix Pro, PS CS3. EV +2 / 0 / -2

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