[jpBombales]

I've been taking lots of photos in and around the city since moving here this year, so I thought i'd follow in the footsteps of Goldie, Androiduk and someMidTowner. Hope mods and admins don't mind!

Looking up at Canoe Landing Park

Sunrise over the traintracks

Tom Thomson's Canoe

CN Tower and the Renaissance Hotel

Needle Reflections

Couple

Clouds over TO, as seen from Riverdale Park

 

[jpBombales]

Cityplace

 

[Goldie]

Welcome, JPbombales.
You have some nice pics there!
And you obviously admire the CN Tower - as I do.
I look forward to more of your fine work.

 

[jpBombales]

Welcome, JPbombales.
You have some nice pics there!
And you obviously admire the CN Tower - as I do.
I look forward to more of your fine work.

Thanks Goldie! I really enjoyed going through your photos as well. It's really neat seeing those older photos and how much the city has changed in the past few decades.

 

[jpBombales]

Recent L Tower Pics

 

[Uncle Teddy]

Some really cool photos here.

 

[someMidTowner]

JP is this week's UrbanToronto Photographer of the Week! Read more here: http://urbantoronto.ca/news/2013/09/urbantoronto-photographer-week-jpbombales

 

[jpBombales]

Some really cool photos here.

Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it!

 

[jpBombales]

JP is this week's UrbanToronto Photographer of the Week! Read more here: http://urbantoronto.ca/news/2013/09/urbantoronto-photographer-week-jpbombales

Awesome! Thanks someMidTowner!

 

[Uncle Teddy]

Congrats to you!

 

[jpBombales]

Festival Tower and Russel Peters star on Canada's walk of fame.

 

[jpBombales]

Always nice to have the camera handy when stuck in traffic on the Yonge/Bay offramp!

 

[jpBombales]

Fly by Empire Communities

Pretty fly looking balcony design.

 

[jpBombales]

Pinnacle Grand Park open house in Mississauga

 

[jpBombales]

I found this great book called Old Toronto Houses at the library today. It covers Toronto residential architecture through the different eras and includes a breakdown of the different neighbourhoods in the city. I was surprised to see the number of Georgian style homes that are located close to me in Etobicoke and even in Mississauga.