Toronto’s ROM Editions.

To celebrate the start of 2023, this series is an Edition of 23 of the famous and very elegant building where the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) resides, in Toronto Canada.

The Art Gallery of Ontario Edtions.

The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is an art museum in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, established in 1900. I took this photo in 2016 on their top floor where the cafe is located.

Open Edition

Hello! Peek-a-Boo is my first Open Edition. You can be a part of my journey as I grow through the NFT space.This Open Edition is always going to be 0.025 ETH.

Rome wasn’t built in a day.

There are many well known buildings in Rome but often times people forget to look up. The urban planning for the city led to parallel and equal-distance separated streets results in cohorts of buildings in symmetrical shaped complexes. This is from one of the thousands of those perfectly shaped building complex near Vatican City.

VFX/Music by Multi-Platinum producer Aeneas "Hardley Davidson" Middleton, making it my first collaboration to be minted.

New York!

This photo perfectly captures the city and all of its unique features during a sunset: the Brooklyn Bridge, Water, Ferry, The Statue of Liberty, World Trade Center and the skyline.

https://superrare.com/0x548e8516700246f59d23d1b178c86c6b15778f66/au-revoir-3This photo of Eiffel Tower was taken during my trip to Paris, France in 2018. The clouds are all real and the formation was formed after a heavy rainfall earlier in the morning.

The reason for calling this 'Au Revoir' [translates to goodbye], is because this will be my last 1/1 that I will be minting on SuperRare in 2022.

Toronto.

This photo was taken from the ferry that goes between Toronto and Toronto Island in August 2018.

I let my Twitter followers determine what I mint next: between two options, which platform I mint on (between 4 platforms) and what the price would be for the listing of the said piece.

Twitter Poll results determined that I mint Sunshine on SuperRare for 0.25E.

Sunshine - this was taken in Muir Woods, California during an evening hike in September 2022.

Sinking.

This is real - dubbed as "sinking house in Paris". Because of the hill the building is on and the hills around it, it creates an illusion that the building is sinking behind the hill of grass.

Sausalito

Right by the port where you would be taking the ferry to come back to San Francisco.

Black Sand beach.

The famous black sand beach in Iceland (near Vik / close to the plane wreck sight)

In 1973 a United States Navy DC plane ran out of fuel and crashed on the black beach at Sólheimasandur, in the South Coast of Iceland. Fortunately, everyone in that plane survived. The remains are still on the sand very close to the sea surrounded by black sand.

Taken with DJI Spark on my very first international trip.

Golden Gate Bridge during a gloomy evening.

Taken with Sony a7iii

Wreck.

In 1973 a United States Navy DC plane ran out of fuel and crashed on the black beach at Sólheimasandur, in the South Coast of Iceland. Fortunately, everyone in that plane survived. The remains are still on the sand very close to the sea surrounded by black sand. Taken with Canon 6D.

Bay Bridge.

Golden Gate Bridge.

how close can you get?

The original Mona Lisa behind bullet proof glass at the Louvre in Paris which has on display since 1797.

Golden Gate Bridge view from Baker Beach.

Taken with Sony a7iii

The SF skyline view from Alamo Square Park.

Taken with Sony a7iii.

Church

This church is located in the city of Vik, right on the main ring road.

Icelandic horses are a small, pony-sized (mostly) hoses. They are used for sheepherding work which means as you drive around Iceland, you will see sheep and these adorable horses everywhere!

Black Sand.

In 1973 a United States Navy DC plane ran out of fuel and crashed on the black beach at Sólheimasandur, in the South Coast of Iceland. Fortunately, everyone in that plane survived. The remains are still on the sand very close to the sea surrounded by black sand. Taken with Canon 6D on my very first international trip.

A collection of photos taken from Fuji X100V over a few days in New York city. There are no edits as these are straight out of the camera.

A collection of photos taken from Fuji X100V over a few days in New York city. There are no edits as these are straight out of the camera.

A collection of photos taken from Fuji X100V over a few days in New York city. There are no edits as these are straight out of the camera.

A collection of photos taken from Fuji X100V over a few days in New York city. There are no edits as these are straight out of the camera.

A collection of photos taken from Fuji X100V over a few days in New York city. There are no edits as these are straight out of the camera.

A collection of photos taken from Fuji X100V over a few days in New York city. There are no edits as these are straight out of the camera.

Alcatraz Editions

Built in the 19th century, Alcatraz Federal Prison was the strongest and nearly escape proof prison in America. There were a total of 336 cells but never in its operating history was a full house. These inmate cells were 5 feet by 7 feet and fully isolated from the world. The strong winds, heavy fog, cold water and strong waves surrounding the entire island made it the most secured and the most feared place for highly dangerous prisoners.

The prison was shut down in the late 1900s due to high operational costs. Since shutting down, the Island is maintained by the National Park Services who offer day and night tours of the island.

Part of the Alcatraz Editions series.

There were a total of 36 attempts to escape out of Alcatraz, but believed that all except for 3 were caught or drowned in their attempt. The three that the FBI believed made out of the Island were the Anglin brothers and Frank Morris. There are 3 1/1s in this series: one for each of the three ‘successful’ escapes.