[3Dementia]

Norman Li and so many others have captured Toronto in exquisite, awe-inspiring and intimate ways. We're spoiled.

First, a few from Phil Marion whose body of work is definitely worthy of some kind of life-time achievement award imo.

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Skyline at dusk by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Selfreflecting skyscrapers by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Skyline after dusk as seen from Tommy Thompson Park by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

University College - University of Toronto by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Skyline sunset by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Old City Hall by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Toronto Skyline at dusk by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

St. James Cathedral by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr\

Hamming it up.... by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Kew Beach just after sunrise by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Casa Loma - Toronto by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Gooderham Flatiron building at dusk by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

OCAD University by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Spadina Ave by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Looking up from the Toronto-Dominion Centre by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

Enjoying evening breeze off the lake by Phil Marion (208 million views), on Flickr

 

[kotsy]

He's a great photographer but the fact that his name on Flickr includes how many views he has makes me cringe so hard.

 

[Lucastphotography]

Wow! Defiantly a great photographer! Love seeing Toronto viewed with a different eye.

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