Zaun's about to get very very angry.

Good eye, VBF. Is that Batista covering behind him?

And is that a Tim Horton's coffee cup in front of the D-Ray dugout?

Batista it is. Is he the only Jay wearing Puma shoes?

And is that a Tim Horton's coffee cup in front of the D-Ray dugout?

It looks like just a plain ol' Gatorade cup. But it could be filled with Tim Horton's coffee.

Photographs of Prague are currently up at the Ten Restaurant and Wine Bar in Port Credit, and my Trinidad & Tobago show will be at Burke's Bookstore in Toronto as part of the St. Clair Artwalk, starting next Friday.

Very cool. Congrats.

What's the story with the immigation stamp on the T&T picture?

I added the stamp (scanned from my passport) small and in the corner of the white border of the finished prints as an identifier, rather than titling them. I thought it looked really neat, so I made it bigger and stuck it onto the images for the promo cards. Gives a sense of travel, anyways.

Here's a link to the other promo card, a photograph of a giant leatherback turtle who has just laid her eggs on the beach. She's about seven feet long and you can see what appears to be a very old shark bite in her shell.

Aaron, Congratulations on your exhibitions ... also keep up your good work with daily images ... you have a great eye ... the Jays should talk to you about baseball cards... 2 photographers that you should check out if you haven't seen them already ... Charles W Conlon sp? (Baseball's Golden Age") and Josef Sudek (photographs of Prague)...also may I submit a topic for future discussion (if not already covered) for a slow day in winter ... favourite Baseball card images

There was a Conlon exhibit in Toronto recently, but I managed to miss it. Too bad, I really wanted to see it.

Can you recommend a good collection of Conlon images in a book?

I love looking at old baseball cards, and I agree that showcasing old cards would be a great diversion. Don't know if we'd get into any kind of rights difficulties in reproducing them, but I suppose I could write to a few baseball card companies and ask 'em.