We are going to be spending some time in Toronto and I thought I’d add a gallery of images of this vibrant city. I am simply going to concentrate on taking pictures of buildings that catch my eye.
So expect to see Union Station and Knox College rather than the CN Tower or the Sky Dome. Most of the images will be HDR and many will be in black and white.
A cold early morning in January where I got off the subway at University and King Street in downtown Toronto, Ontario. (HDR image)
The numerous alterations to Massey Hall are apparent in this photo in early morning in Toronto. (HDR image)
Glenn Gould watches people passing by on Front Street in Toronto. (HDR image)
The Monument to Multiculturalism stands in front of Union Station in Toronto while construction proceeds around it. (HDR image)
Skaters on an early March morning in Nathan Phillip's Square. (HDR image)
The golden towers of the Royal Bank Plaza glow in the early morning light in downtown Toronto. (HDR image)
The TD Canada Trust Tower comes alive in the Toronto skyline at night. (HDR image)
This unusual statue of a Native Canadian stands along the side of the Parliament Building at Queen's Park in Toronto, Ontario. (HDR image)
The brick Gooderham Building stands in contrast to the new Toronto skyscrapers behind it. (HDR image)
This view shows the Rosedale Valley Road Bridge from directly underneath. (HDR image)
The elegant Bank of Toronto Building stands in sharp contrast to the buildings. near it on Yonge Street. (HDR image)
The side entrance to Old City Hall in Toronto is more dramatic than the front entrance to any other building I have seen.(HDR image)
Old Vic is the centre of Victoria College of the University of Toronto. (HDR image)
A bronze of Northrup Frye sits in front of Victoria College in Toronto where the renown scholar taught for many years. (HDR image)
The St. James Cemetery Chapel in Toronto looks like a rural church after a snowfall. (HDR image)
The Sharp Centre at the Ontario College of Art and Design is the most unusual structure that I have seen. (HDR image)
The Toronto Necropolis Chapel in Cabbagetown was built in 1872 with additions added later. (HDR image)
A statue of a woman holding a baby stands in the Atrium of Osgoode Hall in Toronto. (HDR image)
Winston Churchill stands near the new City Hall in Toronto. An HDR image brings out the rough surface on the statue. (HDR image)
The small commercial buildings that make Yonge Street come alive are slowly being replaced by condominiums. (HDR image)
Jon, As usual you have an eclectic eye for an engaging photo. I love seeing through your eyes!