Yesterday, I posted the first instalment in my mini-series highlighting my favorite images of Toronto, and if you’ve missed it you can see my people images here.
Today’s post is all about the historical architecture that I find so fascinating about Toronto. It’s unfortunate that I won’t be here to show you so much more that this great city has to offer, but Ottawa boasts an equally impressive architectural past and I can’t wait to start sharing that with you.
So, here is a little walk down memory lane with some of my favorite Toronto architectural images. I’ll lead off with one that has been hugely popular on my Instagram and Pinterest feeds.
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Hey Shane .. Wonderful shots! You are going to miss Toronto aren’t you?
Thanks Julie, and yes, a little.
Really beautiful images and I love the processing! Toronto definitely reminds me a bit of SF!
Thanks Laura! Your comments really mean a lot, especially because I love your work so much 🙂
Why thank you, Shane! 😀
Lovely images, I just love old brick buildings! A rare sight in Phoenix where everything is torn down to build something new and “better”.
That’s a real shame. Things are definitely moving in that direction here in Toronto, but there’s still a fair bit of history. You just have to look for it.
Awesome! I love them all….
Thank you for sharing…
very cool – and I like the idea for the series – 🙂
Nice photos! Thanks for taking me to Toronto! I never been in Canada…
Thanks so much for coming on the tour Kamila 🙂 I’m really glad you liked the series.
Hope to see you around the blogosphere again.
I have to say that your style ofToronto makes it look grittier and dimmer than how I perceived it since I did live there for over 20 years and still visit annually since I have family there. I actually consider Toronto highly creative and dynamic…than Calgary. Seriously.
Toronto has some intriguing historic architecture and I took it all for granted until I moved out to Vancouver and Calgary. Both of these cities don’t have really old architecture.
Hi Jean,
I know what you mean. Most of these shots were taken throughout fall and winter, and it definitely was dim and grey for the past few months.
I really am a bright and cheery guy, but I’m definitely drawn to the editing in Tim Burton movies and the.current comic book movies, so maybe that shows through my personal editing style. Who knows. I basically just go with what looks good to me at the time.
Hope all is well in the west. It certainly is bright and cheery here in Ottawa. It’s a nice change from the winter we’ve had.