December 30th, 2010
These beautiful blue stars were captured by the photographer Andrew Manery at the Nathan Phillips Square skating rink, placed not far from the Yorkville neighbourhood.
(New Year’s Blue Stars continued...)December 27th, 2010
” It looks like it, but this isn’t cotton. It’s snow.” Commented the photographer Zoarpics his own beautiful image captured inside The Annex Neighbourhood.
(Cotton in The Annex continued...)December 24th, 2010
Christmas time in the city, magical photo of the day captured by talented Roozbeh Rokni.
(Christmas Time in the City continued...)December 13th, 2010
These beautiful golden arches discovered by the talented Fadi Jozif are at the University of Toronto.
(Golden Arches continued...)
December 10th, 2010
Dreamy fairy-tale roots found in the Sunnybrook park situated near The Bridle Path neighbourhood. Dramatic photo of the day taken by William Self.
(Roots continued...)December 4th, 2010
Winter across Yorkville, breathtaking photo of the day made by talented David Jones.
(Yorkville Snow continued...)December 1st, 2010
Photographer Sam Xiao captured this magical image of Christmas lights inside the Eaton Center, which is one of the most popular shopping destinations in Toronto. You can also get into the spirit of the season with the festive decorations & boutiques a little further north in the Rosedale neighbourhood.
(Christmas Lights continued...)November 25th, 2010
Sunset inside Rosedale neighbourhood, splendid photo made by talented Adityo Sastromuljono.
(Sunset Inside Rosedale continued...)November 23rd, 2010
Rush shopping hours inside the Yorkville neighbourhood. This great shot was made just a day before Christmas and was taken by skillful photographer Primarita Smita.
(Rush Shopping Hours continued...)November 20th, 2010
Skilled photographer Giselle Gija captured this breathtaking beauty of a sunset sky inside Hillcrest neighbourhood. Nice photo inviting us for a small night walk along the St. Clair West Avenue.
(Sunset Inside Hillcrest continued...)November 11th, 2010
Beautiful remembrance of summer, great shot taken by photographer Lee Tishman inside Cedarvale neighborhood.
(Cedarvale Park continued...)November 9th, 2010
These beautiful lamposts and the redbrick sidewalk were probably the reason why the photographer AshtonPal decided to make this great shot. Thanks to the photo we can imagine how it looks like inside Rosedale neighbourhood.
(Rosedale Sidewalk continued...)November 3rd, 2010
Blythwood Public School, though one of the smaller elementary schools in the Toronto District, it has always enjoyed strong community support. School was established in 1937 at 2 Strathgowan Crescent, near Mount Pleasant and Lawrence Park. Thanks to Marc Hodges and his interesting architectural photo we can admire clean geometrical lines of the outside wall at Blythwood.
(Blythwood Public School continued...)November 1st, 2010
This beautiful night shot is perfectly representing the Sherwood Park located just inside the North Toronto neighbourhood. The photographer Don Toye made great job in this photo!
October 30th, 2010
Excellent photo, made by talented and skillful photographer Adityo Sastromuljono. This photo shows beautiful sunset atmosphere behind the Bloor Street inside The Annex neighbourhood.
(Darkness Falls continued...)October 28th, 2010
Mall shopping, nice activity to fill up some Saturday afternoon. For residents living inside Teddington Park there is the right place to go – St. Lawrence Market. Great photo made by Sam Xiao, shows the rush atmosphere inside the mall.
(Mall Shopping continued...)October 26th, 2010
Eglinton Grand, formerly known as The Eglinton Theatre, is an historic landmark definitely worth to see. This renovated theatre with hundreds of travelling lights serves now for banquets and special events, it is situated close to Chaplin Estates and offers beautiful views as can be seen in this extraordinary photo taken by talented Irina Souiki.
October 5th, 2010
Nice memory of sommer time captured by Sallie Alaily in Rosedale Park inside Rosedale neighbourhood.
(Rosedale Park continued...)October 1st, 2010
Cycling at sunset – gorgeous emotional shot, which was taken on Bloor Street West near The Annex neighbourhood, reminds us warm sunny evenings of sommer days. Brilliant photo captured by talented photographer Bouke Salverda.
(Cycling At Sunset continued...)September 29th, 2010
This amazing photo was taken at St. Clair West Avenue inside Hillcrest neighbourhood by Greg Piccini, who has evidently great passion for fast moving objects.
(St. Clair West Avenue continued...)September 27th, 2010
Great image captured by tallented photographer Neil Ta during a walk through the Cedarvale Park area inside Cedarvale neighbourhood.
(Go Fly a Kite continued...)September 25th, 2010
Not typical view of Mount Pleasant Cemetery invites us to visit this beautiful and peacefull place situated inside Davisville Village. Nice view was found by Gabrioladude during a morning walk.
(Mount Pleasant Cemetery continued...)September 21st, 2010
Beautiful barber shop icon found by Lee Tishman at Forest Hill Village is calling us to go and search for this red lined “advertising banner”.
(Barbershop continued...)September 19th, 2010
October football match at Upper Canada College, respected private sckool located north of South Hill. Nice shot by Phil Marion.
(Upper Canada College Blues Football continued...)September 17th, 2010
There can never be enough photos of the major Toronto tourist attraction – Casa Loma. Beautiful photo by Brian Sørensen.
(The Casa Loma Castle continued...)September 15th, 2010
Go for a walk and visit the Winston Churchill Park, situated inside the South Hill neighbourhood. Nice photo by David Pratt.
(Winston Churchill Park continued...)September 11th, 2010
Breathtaking fall reflections taken by talented photographer AlDuke in Warden Woods Park. This charming park is connected to The Bridle Path neighbourhoods by a 9-kilometre paved recreational trail which invites us for an refreshing walk.
(Fall Reflections continued...)September 9th, 2010
Look at this colourful view of stone pattern found somewhere inside Forest Hill, neighbourhoods where even driveways looks pretty! Interesting photo taken by Phil Marion.
(Stone pattern continued...)September 7th, 2010
Thanks to John Elmslie we can almost feel the warm atmosphere in one of many restaurants at Hazelton Lanes. This stunning restaurant situated inside Yorkville neigbourhoods is definitely worth a visit.
(Inside Yorkville continued...)September 2nd, 2010
Golden autumn in Craigleigh Gardens situated inside Rosedale neighbourhoods. Thank you Zoedan for such an colourful photo!
(Golden Autumn continued...)August 27th, 2010
Yonge Street is home or close to many neighbourhoods in Toronto. As a major arterial street it is running from Yorkville through Chaplin Estates to Teddington Park. Yonge Street was formerly listed as the longest street in the world. This is why there is no lack of great architectural views that we can see in this beautiful photo taken by Rick McGrath.
(Extraordinary View on Yonge Street continued...)August 23rd, 2010
Yonge Street running through Deer Park, Davisville Village and Chaplin Estates neighbourhood can at some point surprise with such an unusual view as at this gorgeous photo taken by skillful photographer Scott.
(Moon Sets Behind Yonge Street continued...)August 18th, 2010
This extraordinary interior is home of the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto. It is situated immediately west of Queen’s Park nearby Yorkville and The Annex neighbourhood. Looking at this picture one can start to think about the studies again. Thank you The Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy continued...)
August 17th, 2010
Inside Toronto we can admire beauty of many parks. Hillcrest Park situated in the Regal Heights neighbourhood has one of the most amazing views of the Toronto skyline and Lake Ontario. Thanks to Emily we can almost feel the peace and joy which brings the sunny day in Hillcrest Park.
(Hillcrest Park continued...)August 13th, 2010
The Artscape Wychwood Barns were former TTC streetcar maintenance complex which was transformed into multifaceted community centre. Thanks to Gabriel Li we have the possibility to see this interesting place from a different perspective.
July 28th, 2010
Walking through the Edwards Gardens Park situated just east of The Bridle Path you may explore the beautiful world of nature. As Muhammad author of amazing photostream says: “This beauty is worth appreciating.” So lets have an eye on it!
(Edwards Gardens Park continued...)July 23rd, 2010
City of Toronto is for sure full off beautiful details. Thanks to Loozrboy we can enjoy this extraordinary view of the modern sculpture that can be seen at the Rosehill Reservoir Park at Balfour near Sommerhill.
(Sculpture over the fountain at Balfour continued...)June 30th, 2010
Austinevan has interesting photostream, where he shares the best shots from his travels. This photo from Casa Loma Castle in Toronto is one of them. Secret passageways, breathtaking towers, grand staircase… this castle is full of surprises. Best choice for today’s trip!
(Rock Walls of Casa Loma continued...)June 28th, 2010
Maybe Bren Barnes was just driving by that evening, when he took this enjoyable photo of Bloor Street Viaduct in Bridle Path’s Don Valley. Beautiful sunset, thanks for stopping, Bren!
(Don Valley Viaduct continued...)June 25th, 2010
Bloor Street is not only east–west residential and commercial thoroughfare of Toronto, it is as well full of hidden treasures. One of them revealed by Blundering Numbskullery in this photo of the day!
(Bloor Street Treasures continued...)June 23rd, 2010
Life in Bloor West Village is colorful in many ways. This photo was taken on Bloor Street West and Runnymede Road in Toronto by Natasha Dunn… One almost can hear the accordion sound!
(Life on the Bloor Street continued...)June 21st, 2010
Aren’t these days an ideal opportunity to go and check an interesting exhibition? Fresh photo of the building of the Royal Ontario Museum in Rosedale, designed by architect Daniel Libeskind and Bregman & Hamann Architects – taken by Bob Kelly.
(Great Day to Check a Museum! continued...)
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