Tag: Architecture

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
Icon

For many Torontonians the CN tower’s bizarre vaguely futuristic silhouette is almost instantly recognizable.
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W, Urban

Architecture, city, Clouds, cn Tower, iconic architecture, Street photography, Toronto, Urban
Landmarks

Toronto is known for like 3 landmarks. The CN Tower, City Hall, and the Skydome. I’d say cramming 2 out of 3 into a single photo isn’t too shabby.
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Ian M.

Architecture, Landscapes, Urban

Architecture, city, City Life, cn Tower, landmarks, lighting, Street photography, Toronto, Urban
Skyline

Sometimes it’s hard to beat the lightshow living in the city provides.
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Ian M.

Architecture, Landscapes, Nightlife, Urban

Architecture, city, nighttime, skyline, Street photography, Toronto, Urban
Reflections

I think it’s always interesting that pictures of the CN tower are what come to mind, when someone brings up Toronto, but feel photographers often neglect the other cool architecture in the city. I tried to capture both with this shot.
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Ian M.

Architecture, Urban

Architecture, Architecture Photography, cn Tower, Highrise, reflections, Urban
Honeycomb

Highrises are very common in Toronto, but it’s not so often that you’ll see one imitating nature, like this one near the Village, where its balconies are reminiscent of a bee’s honeycomb!
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Ian M.

Architecture, Urban

Architecture, Architecture Photography, Highrise, Toronto, Urban
Concrete Brutality

The University of Toronto Campus is home to a smörgåsbord of architecture. from 19th century brickwork to modern steel and glass, and everything in between. Such as this Brutalist work in concrete that explores a variety of forms and angles.
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Ian M.

Architecture, Urban

Architecture, Architecture Photography, Brutalist, University of Toronto
Slope

Looking up at skyscrapers it sometimes seems that from the right angle you could ramble up a slope and straight to the sky. Good thing Toronto has no shortage of tall buildings!
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Ian M.

Architecture

Architecture, Architecture Photography, glass, skyscapper
Turret

Turrets are less common than they once were, so they’re quite the eye-catching sight mixed in among the more modern architecture in Toronto. This particular turret was shot along the Danforth.
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Ian M.

Architecture, B & W, Urban

Architecture, Castle, Church, Danforth, Toronto, Turret