Tag: Toronto
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Mocha Perfection.
The Anarchist in Toronto makes the best coffee in the world. show some love https://theanarchist.ca
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Night in Korea-town
I have a love/hate relationship with taking photos at night. I love the look of nighttime photos, but they’re such a challenge to take. Less light makes everything harder, but still, I think this photo of Toronto’s Korea-town turned out quite nicely. Who doesn’t love Walnut cakes after all?
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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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Aesthetics
As much as I love the gritty atmosphere that city life offers, I have a weak spot for the simplified elegance of minimalism. Minimalism is not something I’m organized enough for at home (clutter-core is my jam, don’t judge) but I love to step into it for photography from time to time, like this set…
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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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Steel Drummer
Steel drums are fascinating to me, they sound like no other instrument and are just so fun. This talented musician was playing on them in the street in downtown Toronto.
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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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New year new adventures
2022 is over. Last year gave me some really interesting experiences. Some of these experiences were awesome, others totally sucked, but through it all, I had the opportunity to learn and grow. 2023 is going to be a year to remember. Expect to see more content from me and my camera!
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Change in Perspective
It’s amazing what a change in perspective can do! These 2 shots of the Toronto Skyline featuring the Iconic CN Tower, were taken a few minutes apart, on the same rooftop. I think the portrait shot makes the city seem fuller, despite having fewer visible buildings, because you can really get a sense of how…
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