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Tower by the Snowy Tracks

A beautiful evening on an unusually cold November day at Toronto’s Union Station

My view of the CN Tower as I await for the train home…

Spooky Tower

Happy All Hallows’ Eve!

Even the CN Tower is in the Halloween spirit.

Spooky CN Tower in the October fog and rain.

Morning Commute

Another quick reminder that all you need to take photos is a camera ANY camera. The shots bellow were taken with my cellphone camera and processed using a free app.

Camera: Samsung S10

Processing: Snapseed

Bluenose II in Toronto

This Canada Day Weekend some friends and I were lucky enough to visit the Bluenose II docked at the Toronto Harbour for the Tall-ships Festival along with nine other vessels. These are some of the highlights.

Heritage Sanctuary Downtown

Amidst the hustle and bustle of Oshawa, Ontario, lies a Sanctuary within the city’s core. This nearly 100 year-old church is a beautiful example of turn-of-the-century ecclesiastical architecture.

Nov 13, 2010, shot with a Point and Shoot Olympus FE3000, X890

Some people think that in order to take good photographs they need a great camera and and expensive software to process the pictures. The panorama above is proof of the contrary. It was taken in 2010 with a cheap Olympus point-and-shoot and stitched together with open source software. All you really need to take good photos is the desire to do so, and with practice and determination anyone can do it!

An Evening in Downtown Whitby

Another Toronto Photograph

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Portrait of a Small Town

This morning I had the opportunity to capture some nice photos of Downtown Uxbridge, Ontario. These are some of them.

Summer Afternoon by the Water

Downtown Toronto during a lazy Summer Sunday afternoon…

Summer in the City

In order to warm up this mid winter season I decided to share a Photo of Yonge Street in Toronto taken in July 2016 from the Toronto Islands Ferry.

Toronto at Midnight, Panorama

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Toronto in the Early Evening

Canoeing the Credit

This morning me and my Brother embarked on a trip up the Credit River. We paddled up from Port Credit up to the Mississauga Golf Course and back down again. In total we paddled about 8km or so. What a great way to start the long weekend Sunday.