Travel Tips and Stories of Niagara SkyWheel in Canada
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Book your trip to Niagara SkyWheel and remunerate who inspired you
Tourists on a a boat in Niagara Falls, taken from Canada looking at the United States
My first time seeing the falls. We were on the boat that takes you up close and personal to the falls. It was thunderously loud, very wet, and incredibly beautiful!
Experienced by Michelle Rosen
My boyfriend and I took a trip to Toronto from Michigan to see my favorite band 30 Seconds to Mars in concert and we were able to tour a day before the concert. So, we decided to go to Niagara Falls.
When it gets dark Niagara falls are lit up by lights from across the river. It took some timing but I caught three colors in this photo.
Niagara Falls, Horseshoe Falls. I visited the falls during the COVID-19. Never seen so less people visiting this most popular spot in Canada.
Hornblower Cruises Niagara Falls. Canada's only Niagara Falls boat tour experience, gets you as close as possible to the magnificent waterfall.
Experienced by Vladyslava Andriyenko
25 km from Niagara SkyWheel
Looking for the perfect angle to capture this amazing sunset that was happening before my eyes, it’s around 5 in the evening in Jordan, Ontario and I notice how beautiful the splash of the wave looks up against the rocks. The raging hit against the stone as the wave breaks and the twinkling of water flashes the golden sunset…click goes the sound of my shutter as the wave breaks.
Experienced by Michael Baldovinos
64 km from Niagara SkyWheel
This is a beautiful landscape picture from one of Toronto’s islands. This is a scene of the downtown core and Toronto’s beautiful skyline. I shot this while I was heading back to Toronto with my friends, we were chilling at the Toronto islands and were heading back. While we were heading back to the ferry I saw this view and I Immediately took out my Galaxy and tried to get the best exposure and depth of field possible. I turned out really good and I was happy with the shot
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I was scouting out areas on Ward’s Island in Toronto while shooting a wedding for another Unsplash contributor and found this amazing view framing the Toronto skyline. Hoping to share some of the wedding photos in the future here too.
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This wood duck has been hanging around southern Ontario during the cold of winter and makes a nice contrast of colour in the snow.
Experienced by Ryk Naves
64 km from Niagara SkyWheel
A woman watching the Toronto skyline at sunset with the CN Tower in the background
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The color of the CN tower changes quickly so I had to get my timeing right to catch it at the peak of its red color.
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Toronto is a beautiful city. I took this photo with my drone when I visited the Scarborough Bluffs when this boat caught my eye. There is something so intriguing about the contrast between the large body of water and the boat.
Experienced by Eric Aiden
65 km from Niagara SkyWheel
When I visited Toronto a couple of weeks ago I was surprised how much construction there was downtown. It was like being in Shanghai. You can see two of the new buildings going up to the left of the CN tower.
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I was in Toronto last week and could not leave town without getting a good shot of the city skyline, I was happy when I got back to Maple Ridge and opened this one up on the big monitor.
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When I was walking through Toronto, my goal was to take a picture of a reflection of the CN Tower. When I walked down Front Street West, I found this beautiful spot where you get the surreal feeling that the picture is photoshopped.
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I was wandering around the harbour front, hopping from park to park trying to find a full and complete view of the skyline before sunset. On my final stop, I realized that everyone was taking the same picture, from slightly different angles, whether on their very professional cameras with heavy-duty lenses, or just with their phones. While looking around at all the photographers around me, I realized my camera was resting on the perfect spot for an alternative perspective, giving attention to something other than the skyline for a change.
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I took this photo when I went to Toronto a couple of years ago. Its a beautiful city, and I was really excited to go up Toronto’s (and possibly Canada’s) most famous landmark. I took this photo looking up at the tower from the ground and then put it into black and white.
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I visited Lake Ontario and saw this beautiful view. It was a sunny afternoon, the water was absolutely still and pristine clear. So clear infact, that you could see the pebbles lying below. I just clicked it.
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I took this after a very uneventful night shooting the streets. Couldn’t find any interesting subjects to shoot and it was quickly getting dark. As I was walking back to my car, I heard the loud noises coming from the crowd playing in front of the Toronto sign. I was lucky to see this scene.
