[Redroom Studios]

I've posted pics in a bunch of different locations over the past couple years. I thought I'd start a new thread along the lines of Tomms' "This is Your City" Today I made my first trip of 09 into the city. Temps were cold enough to freeze the fingers pretty quick and so it was a pretty brief adventure. Here's a few of the better results from today:

 

[Mustapha]

Nice, I like the Keefer dining room photo in your flickr album; very sublime.

 

[Edward]

Some great shots here.

 

[Conrad Black]

Love the last one.

 

[Uncle Teddy]

Looking forward to more in this thread.

 

[androiduk]

Wicked shots Redroom, I think #2 would be my fave, very dramatic.

 

[Redroom Studios]

thanks guys... I just wish the sunset one of Mississauga had some cranes visible.

Mustapha, I have no idea how you found that one!

One last one for now, taken from the Dufferin St. bridge

 

[Prometheus The Supremo]

redroom, your photos are magical:

 

[Long Island Mike]

Good Toronto professional pics!

RS: Good pics of Toronto - I like the first two of the streetcar back end and the WB GO train leaving Exhibition Station and that extra pic of Downtown Toronto from the Gardiner Expressway. LI MIKE

 

[bigkiwibird]

Pics

Damn. I just love what you do with the art of photography. Thanks for all of your contributions!

 

[Redroom Studios]

this was from October 2008 so the view is long out of date... i posted an earlier version, but here Ive reworked the 4 exposures with photomatix (HDR). Just thought I'd share it here...

 

[Tron]

this was from October 2008 so the view is long out of date... i posted an earlier version, but here Ive reworked the 4 exposures with photomatix (HDR). Just thought I'd share it here...

What building was this photo taken from?

 

[Hypnotoad]

My guess is BSN (with Casa's crane visable infront)

 

[Redroom Studios]

that's correct - BSN was on about the 26th floor then and CASA was only at 15.

 

[Mustapha]

this was from October 2008 so the view is long out of date... i posted an earlier version, but here Ive reworked the 4 exposures with photomatix (HDR). Just thought I'd share it here...

Another 'super dynamic' range shot. Cool and nice to look at, thanks.