Street-level perspectives
Photos by Daniel Crump
Different vignettes of city life are visible from different levels - on foot, on buses, on a bike, from a car. Add the photographer’s eye to any of these modes, and one may find a different vision of the city than is normally displayed in the media. These snippets of everyday life show a few variations of life in Winnipeg.
-Anastasia Chipelski
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Passengers board a bus at the stop at the corner of Graham Avenue and Vaughan Street in Winnipeg.
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A neon signs beckons those looking for parking to enter a parkade near Bell MTS Place.
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Spring melt leaves interesting patterns and textures on the Assiniboine River Walk.
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A person with an interesting sense of style walks down the sidewalk in downtown Winnipeg.
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A resourceful person has built themselves a place to live under a bridge near downtown Winnipeg.
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The bicycle lane is closed, and the racks are sandbagged. Summer riding season is almost here.
Published in Volume 73, Number 24 of The Uniter (April 4, 2019)