APTA-2048
Senior Member
Thanks. I always like capturing this scene, whether in the car or on the upper deck of a GO bus.
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67Cup
Active Member
Shinny time in Mimico…
67Cup
Active Member
Seven swans a swimming
(with their heads tucked into their feathers for warmth)
Six divers diving
(Brrrrr!)
Fifteen skaters skating
(more or less)
and no Lords a leaping anywhere in sight
(with their heads tucked into their feathers for warmth)
Six divers diving
(Brrrrr!)
Fifteen skaters skating
(more or less)
and no Lords a leaping anywhere in sight
Rufus8
Active Member
The snow downtown was epic
Marcanadian
Moderator
Garden Court by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto Storm 2022 by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Bay Street by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto Storm 2022 by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto Storm 2022 by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto Storm 2022 by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto Storm 2022 by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto Storm 2022 by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto Storm 2022 by Marcanadian, on Flickrisaidso
Senior Member
Love the snow pics. Toronto rarely gets blessed with accumulation like that so it's been a real treat.
APTA-2048
Senior Member
Took this during a snow storm in 2018. Didn’t get around to editing it until now. I wish I shot more CLRVs at Dundas Square. I always thought it was two obvious a location, but it’s a really cool backdrop and atmosphere.
thecharioteer
Senior Member
67Cup
Active Member
Sunrise at Mimico Creek
67Cup
Active Member
Skaters on Mimico Creek
Eau du Soleil
Vita appears to be finished.
I think the reflection is from CIBC Square
Time to get home for a cup of hot tea.
Mon pays…c’est l’hiver
Eau du Soleil
Vita appears to be finished.
I think the reflection is from CIBC Square
Time to get home for a cup of hot tea.
Mon pays…c’est l’hiver
67Cup
Active Member
New ice forming at Mimico Creek. The waterfowl don’t look as if they are enjoying it.
67Cup
Active Member
A UT amateur photographer at work.
Swans coming in for a landing at Humber Bay Shores.
Swans coming in for a landing at Humber Bay Shores.
Red_Bulmer
New Member
The famous picnic lawn at Bellwoods the other week. Quite a contrast from summer.
West Queen West before the snow dump
The laser-like light of the The St. Regis piercing through a black blizzard sky.
Red_Bulmer
New Member
I love peering down Adelaide street, gorgeous brick buildings at street level, a web of wires above, shimmering blue glass towers above them, the epitome of how you would describe Toronto. Also love the condo bookending the street 3km away in the distance at Jarvis. If you were standing at that condo and looking towards me, you would see St. Mary’s Cathedral bookending the west side at Bathurst. You can visualize where civilization ends and the streetcars fall off the edge of the downtowner’s universe.
isaidso
Senior Member
West Queen West before the snow dump
It never ceases to shock me what Toronto does to, what once were, beautiful buildings. The ground floor of every single one has been butchered beyond recognition. Add some absurdly narrow concrete sidewalks, a jumbled mess of electrical, ugly plastic garbage bins, miles of asphalt, some nasty electrical poles, and hell, lets stick some giant insects on the side of the building. The whole thing has been TORONTO-IZED. The kicker: the wrote 'THIS IS PARADISE' on the side. Could it get any uglier? I guess there's always vinyl siding.