Mike in TO
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My first photo contributions to UT. These were taken at the end of last summer.
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Jarvis and Bloor View Downtown
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Mike in TO
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And a couple from yesterday...
My goal this summer will be to get on as many roofs as possible for various angles of the city.
My goal this summer will be to get on as many roofs as possible for various angles of the city.
Pep'rJack
Active Member
^ Great goal. Pretty neat-o shot o' the Rogers bldg.
Nice photos Mike. Love seeing shots from different vantage points. Keep them coming.
salvius
Active Member
Nice, very Simcity, some of them. The Rogers Building is truly remarkable for its hideousness.
ganjavih
Senior Member
Oooh, that downtown shot with BA Centre is awesome.
Mike in TO
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More pictures from the TD Centre
Mike for staff photographer!
Observer Walt
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Remarkable pictures. I join in the popular clamor to have more of these!
Long Island Mike
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Mike-Great pics! Especially the added aerial shots! LI MIKE
CDL.TO
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Great pics!
... and people say that Toronto is a grey place...
The weather, seasons, and perspective make all the difference, but that just jumped out at me!
... and people say that Toronto is a grey place...
The weather, seasons, and perspective make all the difference, but that just jumped out at me!
Mike in TO
Senior Member
A couple updated views from Pride weekend:
Hypnotoad
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Toronto Life Square will turn the already bright intersection into the centre of the sun. I wonder if those who moved into the North and West sides of Pantages a few years ago will be able to handle the extreme light show.
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They will undoubtedly complain, demand that all the lights be turned off every night at 9 p.m., and will express shock, yes shock!, that there is noise and light at Yonge and Dundas past dinnertime.
AndreaPalladio
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That's how nuisance complaints work. If the movie theatre brings something to their property and proceeds to let it off their property, thus upsetsetting the neighbours, they'll have to suffer the consequences.