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The Colours of Kensington

The Colours of Kensington

On a pedestrians-only Sunday in Toronto's eclectic Kensington Market district, I captured these vibrant colours through a floating bubble. A one-in-a-milli...
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On a pedestrians-only Sunday in Toronto's eclectic Kensington Market district, I captured these vibrant colours through a floating bubble. A one-in-a-million action shot for an amateur, but I love the frivolity and vibrancy in this picture.
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HUAWEI MLA-L03

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Aperture 200/100 ISO 50 Shutter 1/249 Focal Length 426/100

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Canada

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Jan, 2024

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