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Category Archives: Toronto
What the eye sees – Illusions
What the eye sees – Just illusions, or is is time to upgrade to a new camera body? – the Nikon D4 has been announced. When we look at an image, our minds are filling in the blanks. We connect … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged casa loma, double image, hallways, Nikon D4, optical illusions, Sony XQD memory card, Toronto, tourist attraction
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A Quick Visit to the Guild, Scarborough, Ontario
A Quick Visit to the Guild, Scarborough, Ontario We were leaving Toronto at about 4PM and the roads were a mess with a bit of rain, a bit of snow and a bit of freezing rain snarling traffic so I … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged "The Guild", architectural facades, available light, darkness, freezing rain, Guildwood Park, Ontario, Ottawa, parkland, polar bear, polar bear swim, Scarborough, scarborough ontario, The Guidl Inn, The Guild Inn, toronto buildings, toronto parks, weather conditions
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Casa Loma, Toronto, Ontario
Casa Loma, Toronto, Ontario (Location) Casa Loma is a major tourist attraction in Toronto. The present day attraction is in two sections. The main living area of Casa Loma was constructed between 1911 and 1913 and is connected to the … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged attraction in toronto, carriage room, casa loma, casa loma toronto, freezing drizzle, garage area, henry pellatt, historical site, hunting lodge, indoor pool, major tourist attraction, ontario location, peacock alley, pool area, spanish tile, stable area, tile flooring, toronto ontario, turret, wine cellar
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Toronto, Ontario – Random images along THE PATH
Toronto, Ontario – Random images along THE PATH Toronto City Hall Visiting Toronto in the winter months can be a bit of a hit & miss affair. Some days the weather will be great and other days it will be … Continue reading
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Maya at ROM, Toronto, Ontario
Mayan Exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Ontario When we were in Toronto over the Boxing Week period, we noticed that the Royal Ontario Museum had a Mayan exhibit featured. Bot my wife and I have an interest in … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged bicyclists, Chichen-Itza, Coba, exhibits, maya, mayan culture, mayan period, Mayan Ruins, medieval studies, museum location, museum rom, ROM, royal ontario museum, subway station, toronto ontario, toronto subway, university of toronto, Yucatan Peninsula
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Medieval Times, Toronto, Ontario
Medieval Times, Toronto, Ontario Our original plans for the evening had to be changed when we found out that the evening’s performance of Cirque du Soleil had been sold out. A bit of phoning around and we found that we … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged armor, armour, entertainment, exhibition grounds, horsemanship, international fireworks competition, jousting, medieval banquet, medieval knight, medieval times toronto, medievaltimes, Ontario, paper crown, swordplay, Toronto, toronto location, toronto ontario, tourism industry, tourist attraction
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Another trip to Toronto, Ontario
Another trip to Toronto, Ontario We had decided on spending a couple of days in Toronto between Christmas and New Year’s. Weather is always a consideration at this time of the year so, right on schedule, we had a night … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged Buildings at night, Christmas, city hall, freezing rain, hotele escalator, medieval times, Nathan Phillips Square, new year, night of snow, night photography, postcard, sheraton centre toronto, sheraton centre toronto hotel, Sheraton Hotel, skating rink, Snow man, snow plows, snow-covered streets, snowman, toronto ontario, tripod, winter weather
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Toronto Christmas Lights 2011 – Little Italy and elsewhere
Toronto Christmas Lights 2011 – Little Italy and elsewhere After photographing the lights at the DeSario home at 165 Benjamin Boake Trail in North York, I headed off in the direction of my hotel room. I had in mind a … Continue reading
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Tagged 165 Benjamin Boake Trail, Baeklo, benjamin boake trail, Cavalcade Tiger, christie pits, Christmas Lights, Chungryung, cn tower, davenport, decorated trees, downsview park, gas station, home decoration, Hyumoo, keele st, Korean business community, Koreatown, lighting displays, Little Italy, Luzes de Natal, night photography, NJujak, seasonal light diplays, sheppard ave, st claire, Toonto Ontario, Toronto Christmas lights, Toronto Ontario Christmas lights, westin harbour castle
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