Toronto Bird Photo Booth is a Storytelling Exercise, A Friendly Match for Businesses

2014 Toronto Bird Photo Booth Business Challenge is the original bird ‘selfie’ portrait contest that was made back in May 2014 to showcase custom loyalty program software through storytelling, and is not a true photo contest, but more like a friendly match between businesses hosting the booth.

What is the Toronto Bird Photo Booth? If you don’t know already, a bird photo booth is a feeder attached to a digital camera, triggered by a motion detector. Its a wonderful piece of technology that makes art to serve nature.

There are two cameras here – one is an iPhone 5C purchased by John Conn of Standard Telecom, office phones service in Toronto who hosted Week Three,  and the other is the WIngscapes BirdPro trail cam which is a handy back-up unit.

Would you like to host the Toronto Bird Photo Booth for a week on your GTA business property?

The rig is programmed to take pictures of any wild birds that land at the feeder. The idea is to see who has the best wild birds. Businesses hosting the Toronto Bird Photo Booth can enter their pics into the friendly bird portrait photo contest for prizes.

SMOJoe launches Birds of Toronto, and now I chronicle developments on the blog and also write weekly Bird Photo Booth updates for Toronto is Awesome magazine.

Look below at this English sparrow that thinks its a terrifying huge hawk; its emulating some larger bird of prey as it tries to scare away another fellow from the feeder.   
Like any playground, It isn’t long before an even meaner House sparrow with a distinctive white stripe on his wings appears to scare everyone away for a spell. You’ve never seen these tiny birds up close like this! I’ve gained a new appreciation for these sparrows by seeing them so close and full of emotion, and I imagine these birds are reacting the same way humans would fight over a big pile of cash left in the street.

These birds really do have lots of have personality ! See again how white stripes simply refuses to share the bowl.

This storytelling started back in June and the photography is getting better each week.

The Toronto Bird Photo Booth Challenge was on Bird Canada, last week. This story is where tech meets nature and the arrangement yields visually stimulating content. Each update chronicles the last host’s contributions, and features a new competitor’s story alongside their gallery of pictures.  At the end of the summer, Judges will review the best photos and reward the best ‘birders’ among the people who positioned the cameras . And there will be prizes. TBD

Travel Blogs about Meeting Icelandic Girls in Reykjavik

A travel blogger went to Iceland as part of a large bachelor party for a friend. The gang met a host of wonderful people including scholars and historians attached to the 871 AD project that dug some holes in the downtown streets of the southern waterfront area of town. But the quartet of Canadian boys also had a great night and a great party wherein they met a lot of Icelandic girls up on the top of the hill…

In another publication, the author wrote “When trying to decide which articles to write, based on all of the amateur photography that I had collected, it seemed prudent to try and leverage some of the many images of pretty girls that I had snapped as part of the nightlife.” and let me say again how perfectly he worked in business VOIP solutions by discussing how his friend so flawlessly reworked the hotel accommodations while the group bathed in The Blue Lagoon.

How Easily I Met Beautiful Girls in Iceland was published on Trifter.com on July 24th, 2010 and provides a fair account of a July Saturday night in Iceland complete with lots of little details and insights into the economy and lifestyle of young people living in the capital city Reykjavik.

The article also mentions how Roberrific’s own personal confidence has recently been boosted by the work done on his teeth by the best Toronto dentist, Dr Natalie Archer DDS. Several of the photos from this evening show him smiling wider than ever before to demonstrate a new confidence in the strength of a really white smile.

On TravelBlog.org a great variation of the same content appears again, including photos, but the shift was re purposed and the idea tweaked into another dynamic travel blog with a slightly different twist. The piece elaborates on the ways and means of meeting girls. It celebrates tactics and gives tips like COSTUME – one of the secrets to meeting girls in Iceland is to buy drinks and rally around one individual that is wearing a strong costume. The stag leader put a plastic horned viking hat on the groom’s head – a piece they’d rented special from a Toronto party rentals warehouse before we left Canada. This prop signaled to everyone that this individual was special, and the author felt special too because he was his best friend. This whole lesson is invaluable for meeting many and beautiful Midnight Viking Girls in Reykjavik Iceland.

The Midnight Viking Girls in Reykjavik Iceland article will no doubt be a very popular contribution to the legendary TravelBlogs.org website. The content will be viewed quite regularly if the piece is approved and promoted to the top of the category – in this case it will grace the top of the Iceland category which is quite popular with readers and unpopular with writers.

Both content pieces come to an abrupt end by the gang splitting up and meeting girls after the bar lets out.. One friend met a girl from a Toronto based pr agency and the author met a sweet little girl from Poland named Agnes that has migrated to Iceland on her own accord to work in the health care system.

Wall of Shame video by Business Phone Systems installer

Here’s another crazy video by a local business phone systems installer,  S.E. Telecom.  This media was manufactured from their wall of shame photos turning into a video and put to music – to satisfy their sick sense of humour.

These are the nightmare data racks and assemblies that they’ve been called in to fix over the years.

This is good social media because everyone can relate and has seen or experienced something that’s bizarre and tangled like this – hopefully you don’t have to rely on it everyday.