Toronto is a great city with lots of heritage and character, and I thought it would be fun to document what makes the city feel so unique. This is my first attempt at doing so and unfortunately it didn’t turn out as well as I had hoped. The photos seem a bit boring to me and I think that's partly because I wasn’t in the right mood to take photos that day. I also wasn’t sure what I was going to take photos of, so I wandered around the city hoping to find something interesting. I think it’ll be more challenging and more rewarding if next time I focus on different pockets of the city, like Yorkville, the Financial District or the Danforth, rather than trying to capture the essence of Toronto with a single photo shoot.
Some Building at U of T 780 x 520 | 
South of Queen’s Park 780 x 520 | 
Queen’ Park Building 780 x 518 |
Sir John A. Macdonald 518 x 780 | 
Osgoode Hall 780 x 518 | 
City Hall 780 x 518 |
Nathan Phillips Square 780 x 520 | 
The Scotiabank Building 518 x 780 | 
Bank of Montreal 518 x 780 |
Resting Bull 780 x 518 | 
A TTC Streetcar 780 x 518 | 
Roy Thomson Hall 780 x 518 |
The CBC Building 518 x 780 | 
A Building on Front St. 518 x 780 |