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Something I am learning about myself is that I like to explore and discover new things. With eyes wide open, I am always hoping to notice something that I had…
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Better late than never, right? 🍂🍁   I might be fashionably late to the party But for me The beauty of Toronto  At this time of year Couldn't go unnoticed… 🎨   In October and November This city turns into an artist's dream   I did my best to capture that feeling And share it with you all in this reel. 📽️✨ Enjoy!     🍂🍁🍂 Don't Blink, Blinking, Toronto, Latest Fashion, November, Capture, Enjoyment, Turn Ons, Explore
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Better late than never, right? 🍂🍁 I might be fashionably late to the party But for me The beauty of Toronto At this time of year Couldn't go unnoticed… 🎨 In October and November This city turns into an artist's dream I did my best to capture that feeling And share it with you all in this reel. 📽️✨ Enjoy! 🍂🍁🍂
Sharon Bacal
Sharon Bacal
Around Toronto
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Cracked Wheat By Shary Boyle Something I am learning about myself is that I like to explore and discover new things. I go for walks always hoping to notice something that I had not seen before. I stumbled by this piece, quite accidentally, having passed by several times without notice. Art is funny that way. You don’t notice it. And then suddenly, You do. Cracked Wheat sits proudly at the corner of Bloor and Queen’s Park. Directly in front of the Gardiner Museum. Cracked Wheat, Art Toronto, Art Business, Augmented Reality, Suddenly, That Way, Walks, Corner, Museum
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Around Toronto - Shary Boyle at the Gardiner Museum
Cracked Wheat By Shary Boyle Something I am learning about myself is that I like to explore and discover new things. I go for walks always hoping to notice something that I had not seen before. I stumbled by this piece, quite accidentally, having passed by several times without notice. Art is funny that way. You don’t notice it. And then suddenly, You do. Cracked Wheat sits proudly at the corner of Bloor and Queen’s Park. Directly in front of the Gardiner Museum.
Sharon Bacal
Sharon Bacal
Around Toronto