Tag: Architecture

Framing

I Know it’s a total cliche, but I love getting photos of the CN tower. It’s a Canadian Icon and one of Toronto’s most famous landmarks, The CN Tower is also one of the tallest free standing structures in the world!
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W, Street photography, Urban

#canada, #canadianicon, #nowtoronto, #torontolife, Architecture, city, perspective, photo, Photography, Street photography, Toronto, Urban
Fran’s in the Morning

Fran’s at College and Bay is an institution here in Toronto, serving up awesome diner food! Fran’s frontage also has the best lighting! I got up and headed downtown to get there just as the sun was rising to capture the awesome neon lights and other early risers!
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Ian M.

Architecture, Street photography, Urban

Architecture, city, City Life, neon, neon lights, retro, Street photography, Toronto, Toronto life, vintage
Gritty Graffiti

I love taking pictures of street art, capturing how the paint transforms the brickwork, how the textures are just so gritty.
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Ian M.

B & W, Street photography, Urban

Architecture, Black and white, black and white photo, Bricks, brickwork, city, graffiti, monochrome, photo, Photography, Street photography, Toronto, Urban
Dundas

Dundas Subway Station in Downtown Toronto, is one of my favourite TTC stops. It is also the most hideous. This bright yellow tile is everywhere, and it always looks dirty, no matter when you visit. The dirt adds a sense of grime and despair to what could be a really cheery and friendly station.
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Ian M.

Street photography, Urban

Architecture, city, photo, Photography, Photos, Street photography, Subways, Toronto, Transit, transit photography, TTC, yellow
Red Brick Magic

I have a weakness for Red Bricks. Red anything really! I loved the composition of this shot, this building is in Mid town Toronto on Eglinton! The way everything was so artfully arranged on the wall, it made me feel like I was Wes Anderson.
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Ian M.

Architecture, still life, Urban

Architecture, Architecture Photography, City Life, Photography, Red Brick, Street photography, Toronto
Brickwork

Sometimes life’s better in Black and White! This building in Downtown Portland, Oregon caught my eye and I felt it really popped against the sky!
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W, travel, Urban

Architecture, Black and white, Black and White photography, brickwork, Keep Portland Weird, Photography, pnw, portland
Platform

Sometimes empty subway platforms feel spooky, other times they feel cozy somehow.
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Ian M.

Street photography, Urban, Vehicles

Architecture, Toronto, Transit, TTC, Urban
Lines

This funky building in Downtown Toronto always reminds me of a pin striped suit. I’ve been trying to get back to my roots and so over the next little while I’m going to be posting photos that have absolutely 0 editing, (beyond converting from original RAW file to Jpeg of Course) in an attempt to…
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Ian M.

Architecture

Architecture, Architecture Photography, city, noedits, Toronto
Nearly Sunset

I enjoy getting into places I possibly shouldn’t. Rooftops are especially exhilarating, giving me a unique vantage point like this rooftop in The Loop, Chicago. Camera Lens Aperture Shutter Speed ISO Sony A7R III Zeiss Batis 40mm f 4 1/100 Sec 100
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Ian M.

Architecture, Landscapes, Urban

Architecture, chicago, city, Street photography
Wander the Halls

Camera Lens Aperture Shutter Speed ISO Sony A7R III Sony GM 14 mm f 1.8 1/160 Sec 125 Some of the TTC can feel absolutely labyrinthine. I like to wander the halls and pretend I’m trapped in some sort of twisted maze.
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Ian M.

Architecture, Urban

Architecture, Black and white, hallways, lights, maze, streetphoto, Toronto, Transit, TTC