I always knew I'd love it, but I loved it way more than I even thought I would. What a beautiful city, and just so happened I was there for Nuit Blanche, so an awesome added bonus!
That last photo is quite the summation of Toronto. Lots of vegetation, a busy freeway (needs more traffic though), a prewar/just post-war SFH neighborhood with an arterial strip of high-rises on the left, commie blocks overlooking a ravine to the right, and a massive skyline and secondary nodes in the distance.
Yeah, baby. Love those shots of all that fine-grained goodness. But the way Eastern Avenue and that off-ramp from the DVP swoop into the city is really intrusive. They're a relic of a previous age when cars ruled all.
That last photo is quite the summation of Toronto. Lots of vegetation, a busy freeway (needs more traffic though), a prewar/just post-war SFH neighborhood with an arterial strip of high-rises on the left, commie blocks overlooking a ravine to the right, and a massive skyline and secondary nodes in the distance.
Oh I thought that was another site. For central Toronto the area still has a lot of surface parking. Not to mention the increasingly out of place staples and car dealership.