Mario1972
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Probably the fest thread on this forum. It's amazing how the city is changing.
Thanks,
Mario
Thanks,
Mario
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JB1980
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Kingston Road at Walter Street 2 December 1922
It appears as if the turreted house at 652 Kingston Road is the only building visible in both pictures.
It appears as if the turreted house at 652 Kingston Road is the only building visible in both pictures.
Goldie
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Great prices at Arnold's Market on Bloor St. W. in 1927 TPL
adma
Superstar
Well, that reno demonstrated which piers were structural and which weren't...
Goldie
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Rawlinson School on Glenholme Avenue 1921 TPL
LPCI
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John Ross Robertson school, on Glengrove Ave, is almost a dead ringer for the 1921 Rawlinson school.
pman
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How typical of Toronto, and sad.
Marmaly
New Member
Correct. The basic design and footprint are the same. Only minor differences (the top floor design and some windows). Otherwise it is identical. Also opened in 1921.
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LPCI
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LPCI
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I’ll get the hang of this yet.
Goldie
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1922-SW-Corner-Dundas-and-Pacific-Ave.
Crimi_Signature
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Hello Everyone,
Thank you @Mustapha for starting this, very much appreciated.
I wanted to take a minute and introduce myself to the community, I was thrilled when i found this. My name is Sal Crimi and I am a photographer and I do rephotography with City of Toronto archive prints. Born and raised in our great city.
I started working with City of Toronto Archive photos back in the summer and could not find a community that did the same, I guess I did not look hard enough. Probably because of my pipe dream that I was the first to use archive photos in this way lol.
Either way, I have attached some photos of my work, let me know your thoughts. I am on Instgram as @crimisignature_photo, I have more photos there and continually post new photos here if you would like to follow along or see more.
I am open to suggestions or advice anyone has, and vice-versa anyone can reach out with questions.
Cheers,
Sal
Bay Waves, 2018 Copyright Crimi Signature Photo:
Young Culture, 2018 Copyright Crimi Signature Photo:
1904 Zero, 2018 Copyright Crimi Signature Photo:
Thank you @Mustapha for starting this, very much appreciated.
I wanted to take a minute and introduce myself to the community, I was thrilled when i found this. My name is Sal Crimi and I am a photographer and I do rephotography with City of Toronto archive prints. Born and raised in our great city.
I started working with City of Toronto Archive photos back in the summer and could not find a community that did the same, I guess I did not look hard enough. Probably because of my pipe dream that I was the first to use archive photos in this way lol.
Either way, I have attached some photos of my work, let me know your thoughts. I am on Instgram as @crimisignature_photo, I have more photos there and continually post new photos here if you would like to follow along or see more.
I am open to suggestions or advice anyone has, and vice-versa anyone can reach out with questions.
Cheers,
Sal
Bay Waves, 2018 Copyright Crimi Signature Photo:
Young Culture, 2018 Copyright Crimi Signature Photo:
1904 Zero, 2018 Copyright Crimi Signature Photo:
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Richard White
Senior Member
I like them Sal but the overlay is not transparent enough. Right now they images clash with each other. It is hard on the eyes visually but I like the images.
Crimi_Signature
New Member
Hi Richard, thank you very much for the advice I will defiantly keep in mind.
W. K. Lis
Superstar
Too bad a stereographic image is not possible. IE. left eye = old image, right eye = new image.