Category: Landscapes

Locked in

In practicing social distancing, I haven’t left the house in weeks. Hey, at least I have a view!
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Ian M.

Landscapes, Urban

flatten the curve, Lockdown, Quarantine, Social Distancing
Fields and Fire hydrants

Fire hydrants are everywhere these days.
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Ian M.

B & W, Landscapes, Nature

dichotomy, fire hydrant, Grass, Nature
Waiting Number 7

Number 7 in a series of people waiting.
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Ian M.

Landscapes, People, Urban

Transit, TTC, Waiting
Cozy

The tiny home movement may have got its roots in North America as a response to sky high property prices, but in other parts of the world, like Cuba, small homes are commonplace and a way of life.
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Ian M.

Architecture, Landscapes, Nature

cuba, Landscape, small, tropic
Cone Flowers

Cone flowers are very intense, but the bees around the U of T seem to love them if you look close you may spot a very busy bee among the bunch.
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Ian M.

Landscapes, Nature

bees, blooms, Flowers, Pollinators, Save the Bees, University of Toronto
Skyline

Cities are a testament to the tenacious drive of human ingenuity. Structures tower over people, piercing the sky taller than anything you’ve seen before. Skylines reshape the horizon in the vision of humanity.
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Ian M.

Architecture, Landscapes, Nightlife, Urban

Clouds, skyline, skyscapper, sunset, Toronto
From the Balcony

Sometimes living in a tiny apartment has its perks!
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Ian M.

Landscapes, Nature

Balcony, city, Landscape, skyline, Toronto
Covered

Memories are as common as grains of sand on a beach.
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Ian M.

Landscapes, Nature

beach, cuba, Fun
Tracks on Tracks

This elevated view of the subway tracks is only possible thanks to the pedway at Rosedale station, looking out at a foggy city skyline.
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Ian M.

Landscapes, Urban

foggy, trains, Transit, Urban
Sunset

There’s something special about sunsets the way the colours ignite the sky. Though sunset on a beach is extra special.
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Ian M.

Landscapes