Walking the streets of Old Montreal.

Visited a couple of Nissan Dealerships cause I got a call from a dealer saying that the Cubes were in town. It was great to finally see one in person. Now I just need to wait to hear if I’ve won one.

So last week I met up with Keri who runs an awesome site at TheCanadianExplorer.com. She had suggested I do a hypercubepano at R.C Harris Water Treatment Plant. So I did a panorama and she did a video. If you haven’t done so already, check out all her videos thus far at Vimeo. Way too funny, but really she needs to pump these babies out faster, like one a week, or every two weeks.

If you are reading this, yes I back posted this entry. This is what was bleeped out of the video above.

Yesterday afternoon, I dropped in at the Proud FM studios to do a panorama shot of my favourite radio show hosts, Shaun Proulx and Mark Wigmore. It was the perfect ending to a panorama filled day. If you are enjoying the panoramas, please take a moment to vote for me on my quest for a Nissan Cube.

Kew Gardens at Queen Street

R.C. Harris Water Filtration Plant

Scarborough Bluffs

Broadview Lofts

Yesterday morning, I woke up extremely early (for me) to check out the Breakfast Television set. While I was there I took a bunch of panorama pix. Apparently, this morning they were features on BT. Thanks for sharing them with the city.

Currently, I’ve shot over 170 panorama pix across the city, with the series growing everyday. If you like them, help me win a Nissan Cube by voting for me.

Here are a few favourites from the series so far.

Cherry Beach

Roy Thompson Hall

Todmorden Mills

Liberty Village

Queen and Roncesvalles

Yesterday morning, I had the opportunity to visit the Molson Brewery here in Toronto. I was able to smell the brewing beer and watched as thousands of bottles flew by me to get labelled and packed.

Here are a few of the Panorama pix from the brewery.

Nissan Canada Inc. has launched ‘hypercube’, a unique social media campaign to promote its all new cube® vehicle. hypercube celebrates, recognizes and rewards ’social creativity’ in Canada. The company behind the newest example of modern mobility is offering an online stage for 500 creative thinkers and talented individuals from across the country to demonstrate their social creativity and audition for a chance at driving away in one of 50 new cubes.

I’ve been chosen as one of the 500 Finalist and have decided to do a huge series of panoramic images from in and around the city of Toronto. Everyday for the next month, I’ll be adding panorama shots to this gallery, based on places I’ve been in the city, as well as suggestions from people like you.

What can you do to help?

- Send me location suggestions via twitter @photojunkie or email at photojunkie@gmail.com
- Visit my Canvas page and vote for me DAILY at http://www.icanhaz.com/hypercube
- Join the Facebook Group and tell your friends about the great panorama images.
- You can Add to Faves on Flickr

About the Panorama Images

All the images are shot using the iPhone Panorama App by The iFone Guys. The app allows me to shoot and stitch my panoramic images together on my iPhone.

I was invited to shoot The Whip at Koolhaus on Friday night. They played an amazing set to a hyper all ages crowd. Shooting was nearly impossible, as there was no lights on the band, but I did manage to capture a couple of shots.

Download: The Whip – Trash

April Dunford talks about Segmentation, Positioning and Storytelling: How a Smart Market Strategy Can Drive Growth at Mesh U

Keynote with Mike Masnick at Mesh

Keynote with Bonin Bough at Mesh

Keynote with Mayor David Miller at Mesh

This past week I spentt three days at Mesh U and Mesh, Canada’s leading web conference. Aside from covering the conference, this year I’ve taken the time to shoot a portrait series of various speakers and attendees from the three days. Check out my portfolio site for the full set.

Feel free to use your portrait on twitter or facebook.