Urban Fragments: Toronto and the GTA over the last year

[M.R.Victor]

Greetings.

Here's a set, in no particular order, of some of my better shots taken throughout Toronto and the GTA. I hope that they, at least in some fashion, capture some of the flavour of the place we call home. I hope you enjoy them.


TorontoSet1 (36 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (37 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (34 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (35 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (32 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (33 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (30 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (28 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (27 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (25 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (24 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (23 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (26 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (21 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (20 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (20 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (19 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (19 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (18 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (16 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (18 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (17 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (17 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (16 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (15 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (15 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (14 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (14 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (13 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (13 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (12 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (12 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (11 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr

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TorontoSet1 (1 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (10 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (9 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (9 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (8 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (8 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (7 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (7 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (6 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (6 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (5 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (5 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (4 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (4 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (3 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (3 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (2 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (11 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (2 of 20) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr


TorontoSet1 (1 of 37) by VictorDesignStudio, on Flickr

 

[Danny Crispin]

Great pictures -- thanks.

 

[someMidTowner]

Those are truly some amazing photos. What gear are you using?

 

[datgtatrailsguy]

I enjoyed your pictures M.R.Victor. The McDonald's one has an evil empire feel to it with the sign piercing through the dark blue sky like that. I had the imperial march theme from star wars going through my head as I viewed it. haha

 

[M.R.Victor]

Thanks for the replies guys, I really appreciate it. I shot these using 2 different cameras, one is a canon rebel t3i and the other is a 5d mark II. On the t3i I had a tokina 12-24mm lens, and on the mark II i used a 24-105 mm f4 lens

 

[someMidTowner]

Awesome! Finally someone on UT with a similar setup as me! (t3i and 5Dmkii) - I have the 24-105 and love it - how do you like your tokina 12-24? I am shopping for new lenses and your photos have inspired me.

 

[M.R.Victor]

Hey MidTowner. I got rid of the tokina 12-24 and I regret it. At the time I wanted to switch entirely to better hardware and to offset the cost of some of my more recent purchases. I switched it for a 8-15 fish-eye, for almost 2x the money. Perhaps it's the fact that I'm still fairly novice, but I find the fish eye very difficult to use (in terms of getting usable, elegant looking images)