Via train station: Dorval
Without fail, the first and last thing I do every time I visit Montreal is go into this stall. The unintentional flash somehow manages to highlight the grimy hyper-lucidity of the experience.
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February 24, 2009
February 22, 2009
253 Old Forest Hill Road - "The Wake"
February 8, 2009
401 Richmond, in the basement
February 5, 2009
Waverley Hotel - Room 103
December 29, 2008
Lynden Park Mall: Brantford
This sucker took me by surprise with its stark stainless steel stainlessness, and also by the degree to which one should never attempt to shoot anything of any sustainable quality on a BlackBerry Pearl. But then maybe the crap fits the milieu.
December 19, 2008
Novotel Hotel: Dorval
What surprised me more? The swank sweetness of the Novotel Aeroport, or the fact that apparently the French trust their partners enough to have semi-opaque french doors as the only barrier between loved ones' bathroom duties?
December 16, 2008
Unknown: Bathroom
I snapped this sucker off somewhere in Toronto, sometime in August. I can't for the life of me figure out where.
July 5, 2007
City Hall: Philadelphia PA
This dude seems to be undergoing the decision-making process that confronts us all when faced with a stand-alone pay toilet in the streets of a major cosmopolitan landscape: "What's this gonna be like?" This bathroom stands right in front of Philadelphia's photogenic City Hall, and looks like a futuristic elevator to the underground kingdom of Downthereia. I did not have the scrote to try the bathroom myself, so its contents remain a mystery to me.
May 8, 2007
Lettieri: Queen and Spadina
The guy who was scramming out the door when I entered this bathroom must have been taking the turbo shit of all time because this was one of the worst smelling bathrooms I've ever been in that actually had working plumbing. When I went to wash my hands I noticed the graffiti scrawled all over the mirror, which in conjunction with the high-contrast black tile / white grout behind made an impression like I was standing in a giant spider's web. Unexpected but striking.