globalexpress
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Absolutely ! After working at Bombardier Aerospace's Downsview site since '99 (with a few years lay-off in between), relocated to their new facility at Pearson this past March. YZD now redundant / decommissioned.
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TwinHuey
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August 4
Rosetta McClain Gardens.
Walking through the gardens earlier today, I thought this could be a good site for @hawc to shoot one of his fabulous vertical perspective geometric images.
I just had to come back with my drone to see what it would look like.
Here we go.
Just before sunset..
Rosetta McClain Gardens.
Walking through the gardens earlier today, I thought this could be a good site for @hawc to shoot one of his fabulous vertical perspective geometric images.
I just had to come back with my drone to see what it would look like.
Here we go.
Just before sunset..
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TwinHuey
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August 7.
As seen on today's ride up the Don Trail at the Don Mills Rd underpass.
As seen on today's ride up the Don Trail at the Don Mills Rd underpass.
hawc
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Juuuuust a little outside Toronto but finally shot something I've wanted to try for a while. Flying over the crazy Stelco / Dofasco industrial complex in Hamilton. Robocop vibes for sure.
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hawc
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globalexpress
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Not sure if there is a specific forum to post these, but here are a few shots of work beginning on the Ontario Line, specifically along the OL-GO Corridor just east of Cherry St. (and west of what will become East Harbour). The heavy equipment just recently moved in. Where the balconies end in the first photo is where the tunnel portal begins. Shot yesterday evening from my balcony in the Distillery District. Note the heritage Cherry Street interlocking / signal tower (Cabin A).
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TwinHuey
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Scarborough Golf and Country Club.
DavidCapizzano
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yrt+viva=1system
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10.8.24
rdaner
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TwinHuey
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As seen along one of my cycle routes.
Morningside at Cumber Ave.
It caught my attention and got me curious about works of art on traffic signal boxes. Amazing!
www.streetartoronto.ca
Morningside at Cumber Ave.
It caught my attention and got me curious about works of art on traffic signal boxes. Amazing!
OTB 10 Years
StreetARToronto Outside the Box 10th Anniversary. The Outside the Box program provides an opportunity for local artists to create works of art on traffic signal boxes across Toronto.
www.streetartoronto.ca
StreetARToronto Outside the Box 10th Anniversary
The Outside the Box program provides an opportunity for local artists to create works of art on traffic signal boxes across Toronto. Since 2013, over 550 boxes have been hand-painted by local artists, or wrapped featuring designs by local graphic artists, and transformed into extraordinary works of art. We are thrilled to celebrate StreetARToronto’s Outside the Box Program 10 years strong in 2023!ImmenselyMental
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I'm pretty sure I have seen them across the city before, I sometimes pass by the one on Queen's Quay just west of Harbourfront Centre.As seen along one of my cycle routes.
Morningside at Cumber Ave.
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It caught my attention and got me curious about works of art on traffic signal boxes. Amazing!
OTB 10 Years
StreetARToronto Outside the Box 10th Anniversary. The Outside the Box program provides an opportunity for local artists to create works of art on traffic signal boxes across Toronto.StreetARToronto Outside the Box 10th Anniversary
The Outside the Box program provides an opportunity for local artists to create works of art on traffic signal boxes across Toronto. Since 2013, over 550 boxes have been hand-painted by local artists, or wrapped featuring designs by local graphic artists, and transformed into extraordinary works of art. We are thrilled to celebrate StreetARToronto’s Outside the Box Program 10 years strong in 2023!
St. Lawrence Market:
Equestrian statue of King Edward VII at Queen's Park:
artyboy123
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APTA-2048
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