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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.
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.
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.
This photo was shot from the boat tour around Toronto islands during photographing the Wedding of another Unsplash contributor: Tim Gouw. That Toronto skyline gets me.
Historical Landmark in Toronto, the Flatiron building stands and is seen by many each day. This weekend, I found my way into the Greater Toronto Area to capture this photo.
A couple friends and I were walking through the streets of downtown reminiscing our summer. There was a building near one the places I visited in the summer so we decided to climb to the top. The door to the roof was unlocked so we decided to take some photos. Ended up with the brilliant thoughts that remind me of summer 2017.
Experienced by Syed Ahmed
Love the update to the Umbra store’s architecture in Toronto. All I kept saying while shooting, was: It’s like fuckin’ candy. Got lucky with the plane :)
The never-ending storms that surround us each and every day, manifest themselves in many ways; with the power to devastate and leave us in ruin. Can and must be met with unrelenting stoicism. This photograph was captured before an incoming thunderstorm in the city of Toronto and captures this message concisely.
This was taken at Torontos City Hall, in the winter it’s turned into a skating rink. The reflection on the pond is just about perfect thanks to the clear sky that day.
Experienced by Eric Aiden
Photography has allowed me to push myself out of my comfort zone creatively and socially. On this day I met up with several people who all met for the first time. This was our final destination as the sun was setting., and I thought I'd share this as my first submission with the unsplash community.
A fire rescue boat cruises across the frame breaking up the ice and the city below.
Downtown Toronto with my friend Jose, we notice the exit of a parking lot with some nice light surrounding it. We had to take the picture before any car came out.
Toronto, Canada Skyline at night with the CN Tower. Please consider adding credit to the link in my bio :-).
CNE (Canadian National Exhibition) Peace memorial and Band Shell, in front of Flower Building, October 1959
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.
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
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
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.
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.
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.