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Showing posts with label ravines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ravines. Show all posts

Thursday, August 29, 2013

Toronto Photo Walks: Rosedale Brick Works Part III

After almost a hundred photo walks (the group passed the landmark a couple weeks ago), you tend to cover the same ground eventually. At least we get different weather, sometimes things have changed, or who knows what's new we will see.

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BarkingThe Leaning RailThe Stream

Ignore ThemFire Hydrant MessageCentennial Fountain

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Chrome
Nucleus
Waiting for the Spray

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Toronto Photo Walks: Rosedale Brick Works Part II

It was a good day to be wandering the ravines and parks. Great light. Challenging shots. Of course, good company too.

Getting Warmer
Steel BeamsSpanning

Concrete and Iron
Arches and SpansThe Stream and Stones

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Next StepAlmost AcrossNext Group

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Monday, August 22, 2011

Toronto Photo Walks: Earl Bales Park

Another photo walk weekend done and finished. This weekend we were in the north part of the city. Real north part. As in North of the 401 highway. I was the planner and organizer for this walk so I tried to find all the good places to check out. As well, good places to eat and drink when done. There was a small turnout, about half of what we usually get, it was still a good walk. A few surprises here and there, and lots of things photographed. Now off to the beginning. Laundry? Nature MuralBird House Protected Community BuildingStone Wall _PKE3103 TunnelsPipes Light At the End of the Tunnel Wall Mud Print

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Toronto Photo Walks: Rosedale & Summerhill 3

Along the ravine, stopping to capture images of mushrooms, streams, and things. Out again onto the Rosehill Reservoir to find more interesting images. Sometimes though I wish the City of Toronto would properly document things online or period. There is a reflecting pool and fountain there that was part of the Canadian Centennial celebrations from 1967. I know because one of the tiles has the symbol from that era. I searched and searched but nothing. A real shame since it looks really well maintained. Near the end of this post will you see the pictures of what I am talking about. Onwards...

Reflections
FungusWater Plants

Stick Jam
Rusted PipeFungus

Capturing the DOGGIE!!!
StreamFlowered Hill

Shooting the flowered hill
Up Hill...Again.Taking a break

Beware of Photographers
Taking a breakVantage Point is everything

Rosehill Fountain
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Rosehill Fountain
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Rosehill Reflecting Pool
To wade, or not to wadeWater Fall

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Water Fall