Sunnyside Pavillion – by Aaron Schwartz
- June 1st, 2010
- Posted in Aaron Schwartz . photo essays
- Write comment
Early evening in Toronto’s Sunnyside Pavillion (formerly the “Bathing Pavillion”) at Sunnyside Beach (formerly “Sunnyside Amusement Beach”) echoes with its rich history. Read here for more.
****
Aaron Schwartz is the founder of aamora.com. You can see more of Aaron’s photography on his own photo site , and at jpgmag.com. You can check out his previous aamora posts here.
Aaron, you’re an iPhone virtuoso! Great stuff.
Interesting to see, through your eyes, the quietude of a once boisterous and crowded Sunnyside. I like the way one photo blends into another, changing only in tint. You have captured the granduer of this place that has aged so gracefully….
Thank you, Aaron, for inviting me to mosey through Sunnyside Pavillion and visit with the ghosts of days gone by. This is an impressive and elegant series that has your signature on it.
Thank you for inviting us into your experience. I feel like I was there.
Wonder…full. Hello Marie.
Wonderful atmosphere Aaron and beautiful images.
Really really awesome.
Yes, wonderful images, both in color and black and white, that capture perfectly the echoes of it’s past glory…
unmistakinly your work and beautiful! the black and white image is especially good!