THANK YOU!!

Image of a small portion of a heavily textured garage door. The door is made of shaped tin, with wavy panels and raised cross bracing. In the centre is a badge stating "Made in Toronto" and the name of the manufacturer.

A huge thank you to all who attended gHosts, at The Grand Trunk, throughout the month of May. The show will be taken down in the next few days, and prints delivered to their owners.

A huge thank you to all who attended gHosts, at The Grand Trunk, throughout the month of May. The show will be taken down in the next few days, and prints delivered to their owners.

For those unable to attend, here’s a gallery of the images presented at the Grand Trunk.

Picture of a rocky beach shoreline. The water is still icy, but starting to thaw. On the beach rocks lays a full-size , black vinyl record. — vinyl

Light reflects up on the bottom side of a rusted metal I-beam that forms part of the bottom of a bridge. Only the bottom of the beam has enough light to be seen, the bottom side of the deck of the bridge is blunged into velvety darkness. — glimmer

The photo focuses on the weathered top rail, and fence post of a chain link fence. In the background. All focus is on the foreground. In the background, train tracks lead the eye up and to the right. — interlinked

Peering through a crack in the fence, the viewer looks down a neglected set of stairs that take you down from road level to train track level. The stairs are snowy and moss grows along their surfaces. — Let’s Go To the Ex

Tiny tubes of lime and other elements hang from the bottom edge of a fountain that is dormant for the season. — calthemite

A weathered clothesline post is the central figure in this study of lines found in a back alley. Phone lines, hydro lines, clothes lines, lines in siding.... — lines

Image of a small portion of a heavily textured garage door. The door is made of shaped tin, with wavy panels and raised cross bracing. In the centre is a badge stating "Made in Toronto" and the name of the manufacturer. — Made in Toronto

A study of rust and paint flakes that appears to be three dimensional. — green + oxide

A study of peeling paint that looks more like burning embers. — ember?

A local alleyway shed, tin siding rusting and flaking. A wooden shipping skid is leaned against the side, with the following rudely inscribed on it: "No Littering" and "Please Keep our Community Clean" — Community

My inspiration's tribute. Shadow of my tiny dog Peep, projected onto the concrete of a peer during one of our walks. He appears relaxed and attentive, seated and waiting. — Companion

A series of bridge columns displaying varying degrees of graffiti and weather wear. The image is more a study of the spaces between the columns than the columns themselves. — open

CONTACT_logo — This show was brought to you as part of the CONTACT Photography Festival’s Open Call program.