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AndrewEmond

  1. @FlakPhoto Portraits have always been more popular than landscapes. I don't see that changing anytime soon. about 2 hours ago via Twitter for iPad in reply to FlakPhoto
  2. Lots and lots of rain in Montreal right now. My poor sewers overfloweth. about 4 hours ago via Twitter for iPad
  3. @SeanPhotos My high(ish) score suggests that I should be working for NASA. Or the paint department at Home Depot. Hard to say, really. about 10 hours ago via web in reply to SeanPhotos
  4. Close enough - I got a 8.7/10 in Color, a color matching game color.method.ac about 10 hours ago via Tweet Button
  5. @iainsarjeant 43 framed photographs? That sounds fun.. and quite expensive. about 12 hours ago via Twitter for iPad in reply to iainsarjeant
  6. @devonrk Thanks! Check out my friend's site (vanishingpoint.ca) if you're interested in seeing what's below the streets of Toronto. about 12 hours ago via Twitter for iPad in reply to devonrk
  7. Standing in the turbulent waters of Montreal's Colborne sewer, praying that my camera and tripod won't get swept away. undermontreal.com/uploads/lastca… 1:16 PM May 28th via web
  8. @joukola Good idea. I could start off with something like "I once ran into Michael Gambon." 11:02 AM May 28th via web in reply to joukola
  9. @waterunder I often say it's crazy how everything still functions (usually) despite the big mishmash of technologies and materials used. 10:09 AM May 28th via Twitter for iPad in reply to waterunder
  10. @waterunder They're usually looking for more sensational sounding answers, but that's a good line to use. 10:06 AM May 28th via Twitter for iPad in reply to waterunder
  11. I never have a good answer when journalists ask "what's the craziest thing you've seen underground?" And they always ask this. Always. 10:00 AM May 28th via Twitter for iPad
  12. @lovelyjubblyoz Thanks! 9:42 AM May 28th via Twitter for iPad in reply to lovelyjubblyoz
  13. @SeanPhotos Maybe they're just a big fan of Jeff Wall. mauriciopauly.com/wp-content/med… 8:19 PM May 27th via Twitter for iPad in reply to SeanPhotos
  14. I can't quite put my finger on it, but there's something about this photo from Marriott that doesn't seem right. niagarafallsmarriott.com/ammenity_image… 7:58 PM May 27th via Twitter for iPad
  15. @eNDeeGe Close! A bit further south and deeper underground. 6:18 PM May 27th via Twitter for iPad in reply to eNDeeGe
  16. @joukola @plasticsyntax Reminds me the way I usually end up posing in my underground photos. See previous tweet. 5:56 PM May 27th via Twitter for iPad in reply to joukola
  17. @filmdevelop You should do it in the style of those religious tracts that people hand out in subway stations. "FILM IS RISEN!" 5:48 PM May 27th via Twitter for iPad in reply to filmdevelop
  18. Inside Montreal's "Côte-à-Baron" collector sewer. Built in the mid-1800s. Later relined with the concrete you see here. undermontreal.com/uploads/lastca… 4:40 PM May 27th via web