[ganjavih]

Urban canyons are somewhat rare in Toronto. Here are some I came across on the 'net. Post your canyon pics here.

 

[flar]

Not bad, urban canyons are a lot rarer in the non-Toronto parts of Canada.

 

[Observer Walt]

Some good shots there. The view along Carlton, where it curves as it approaches Yonge, is the best IMO. The new Met buildings are good quality and have added a lot to the city.

 

[allabootmatt]

I agree the Met buildings are snazzy. However I have to say that I recently visited a friend's (rented) place in one of them and couldn't believe the obvious cheapness of pretty much all the finishes.

But hey, we ain't too bad on the canyons at all. Don't forget Bloor.

 

[Prometheus The Supremo]

nice

 

[smuncky]

this could be mistaken for NYC.

 

[LowPolygon]

here's a shot i took last autumn...

not a canyon per se, but has a similar big city vibe

 

[Prometheus The Supremo]

imagine there was this canyon effect on christie street?

 

[Hipster Duck]

this could be mistaken for NYC.

The utilities are buried in NYC.

 

[officedweller]

What does that pic look like with Bay-Adelaide?

 

[Evan]

step back about 200m thedeepend, and your shot will be the best in 5 years IMO
Evan

 

[LowPolygon]

i like this canyon at Bay and College. the slight incline of the street makes it more dramatic. shot last night after the rain....

 

[ganjavih]

Here's a similar view with BA going up.

From thedeepend in the BA thread.

 

[dt_toronto_geek]

Bay & St. Joseph/Wellesley Streets, looking south

 

[wyliepoon]

Dundas Street West