Toronto Zombie Walk 2012 V

Okay, this is the last of the pictures I am posting on this subject. At least for a year or so. So much blood, gore, and other things. With Halloween behind us it's now time to look forward to the Christmas season. Some announcements follow this post as well.






Now announcements:
On November 15th Toronto Photo Walks will be having a show opening. 19 of us have gone through our photo archives and selected images to have printed, framed and ready for an exhibition. It will take place at The Artful Dodger and be open for three weeks. If you are in the area, please drop by to see what we have come up with. More details can be found on the website dedicated to the show. As well I have a few ideas to promote I will be working on next weekend.

Another thing. If you are into photography, filming, audio, and even looking for computer deals, please check out my store page. I will be trying to post deals from B&H Photo Video. I am an affiliate for them and any purchases that are done through links on my site give me a commission. All help is welcome. Walking and shooting pictures can become expensive. I enjoy doing it though, and any little bit to help offset that is appreciated.
Thank you.

Toronto Zombie Walk 2012 II

Zombies, zombies everywhere. And not a shotgun in hand. Shooting with a camera is great for recording your final moments, it's lousy survival technique though. I guess I survive to post these pictures due to the fact I was acting brainless. Not a good prey for brain eating zombies.

Toronto Zombie Walk: The Kensington Shuffle

Okay, I will be making today the last zombie post. I could go on for almost half the week with all the pictures I have left, but it's time to move on. Hopefully at a faster pace then the zombies. After Trinity Bellwoods Park, they moved east on Dundas street to Kensington Market where I ended my day and eventually went home. Anyway, a lot of great costumes out and interesting concepts people had. Next year should be even bigger.