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- Thread starter Edward Skira
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lightarchitect
Active Member
really really amazing.
Team Me
Active Member
Wow. This is truly a different "Toronto" shot than anything I've seen before. Nice timing!
Red October
Senior Member
That's a great shot..
Reminds me of how anybody in Canada who isn't from Toronto pictures it to be (except with the fog being smog).
Reminds me of how anybody in Canada who isn't from Toronto pictures it to be (except with the fog being smog).
Conrad Black
Senior Member
Wow. Very nice!
Traynor
Senior Member
I think the best recent "fog shot" of Toronto was taken by harleyjuice, a memeber at SSC who works on the scaffold for the re-cladding of FCP.
See it yourself,
Found here near bottom of page: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=910128&page=33
See it yourself,
Found here near bottom of page: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=910128&page=33
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MetroMan
Senior Member
It's really too bad he couldn't fit a lens into the fence. Maybe a skilled photoshop to get rid of the fence?
Northern Magus
Active Member
Harley juice's photo works fine with the fence imo. Makes it more artsy.
And Tomms' photos from that day are some of the best I've ever seen on UT. He really did a spectacular job.
And Tomms' photos from that day are some of the best I've ever seen on UT. He really did a spectacular job.
TorontoArchitect
just here!
I like the fence, it frames the tower.
Although without it, it would have looked amazing also.
Although without it, it would have looked amazing also.
prestonguyton
Banned
really amazing photo Traynor
This is something really unique and amazing photo I have ever seen in my life. Thank you for sharing Traynor.
Regards,
Preston Guyton
I think the best recent "fog shot" of Toronto was taken by harleyjuice, a memeber at SSC who works on the scaffold for the re-cladding of FCP.
See it yourself,
Found here near bottom of page: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=910128&page=33
This is something really unique and amazing photo I have ever seen in my life. Thank you for sharing Traynor.
Regards,
Preston Guyton