Toronto: A City and its Photographers
Featured Work
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2 B Young Again by DebraLee Wiseberg
Captured at the CNE gardens in July, 2009. Nikon D200, Nikkor 105mm
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my last photo by Colinizing Photography with Colin Boyd Shafer
Hong Kong looks up and clicks – this is what I have left behind -Canon EOS Rebel XT
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Wheels by Ursula Rodgers
Downtown Toronto. A lonely bicycle and its shadow. Canon EOS 450D, 18 – 55 mm lens. Featured in Light in the Darkness and Live, love, dream, July 2009. Featured in Toronto: A City and its Photographers, August 2009.
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everyday danger by Colinizing Photography with Colin Boyd Shafer
Van Vieng, Laos a woman carrying a baby crosses a swing bridge made of wire and bamboo as the river rushes below -Canon EOS Rebel XT
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Toronto Sunset by PPPhotoArt
Taken August 11/09 around 8:30 pm from the lunch room on the 25th floor of the BAC tower – looking north west – I wanted to capture a nice sunset through the buildings, the tall one on the left is the Sheraton Hotel on Queen St. Toronto. Canon Rebel XSi/aperture priority and enhanced in PS with curves / focal 29.0mm / exposure 1/60 / aperture f/5.6 / ISO 200
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The Sprout by Peter Lessey
Aug, 2009 / Featured in Gruop: Toronto. A City and its Photographers July, 2009 / FEATURED IN GROUP: Fabulous Flowers =============================================== / There are times while looking for something to photograph I come across subjects that I would not see normally. / This flower caught my attention because of the Sprout in the midst of the mature flower. / Personally I have never seen this before and I have to admit I am limited in the knowledge of names and varities of flowers. / But the beauty of nature and all its creations is what I see and feel when I photograph them. Photographed in the Gardens of High Park, Toronto Canada. Taken with: Nikon FM-10 / Full manual setting. / Tripod mounted. / Nikon 100 mm lens. / ISO 200 colour film. / Hoya UV- 0 lens filter. / Double exposure on single fram. / Negative scaned to disk. / Post processing: Corel paint shop Pro. / Background replace with black. /
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Snow Flake by DebraLee Wiseberg
A flower I captured today at my local corner store. Nikon D200, Nikkor 105mm
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Sunrise In Downtown Toronto by Tracy Faught
Looking down Dundas. Thats the sun hitting the buildings and bouncing off like fire!
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Recent Work
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global bull by Colinizing Photography with Colin Boyd Shafer
Dumai, Indonesia globalization’s portrait -Canon EOS Rebel XT
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? by Ursula Rodgers
A woman stares up at the wall of a car park in Toronto, as if trying to work out what the image on it meant. No, I didn’t understand what it meant either! I did love its abstract quality however. Canon EOS 450D. 18 – 55 mm EFS lens. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Featured in Just Walls, September 2009.
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laughter by Colinizing Photography with Colin Boyd Shafer
Lake Toba, Indonesia the best medicine – everywhere -Canon EOS Rebel XT
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Pink Lips by DebraLee Wiseberg
Faces of Caribana in Toronto. Nikon D200, Nikkor 80-400mm
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Peeling by DebraLee Wiseberg
Peeling paint and rust on metal. Nikon D200, Nikkor 24-120mm
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Last Day's Exhalation by MarianBendeth
A beautiful sunset tonight. / Shot as is. Toronto, Canada / August 2009
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thumbs up by Colinizing Photography with Colin Boyd Shafer
Dumai, Indonesia this bicycle taxi driver was our first interesting encounter in indonesia. he kept trying to play the “I’m a good muslim, I’m religious so you should trust me card” with us, and then proceeded to drop us off at a commissioned location for foreigners, not even close to where we wanted to go, and demanded a fare MUCH higher than what we negotiated the thumbs up and gummy smile can be decieving -Canon EOS Rebel XT, 18-55mm lens
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agrarian by Colinizing Photography with Colin Boyd Shafer
Lake Toba, Indonesia a woman tends to her field -Canon EOS Rebel XT, 18-55mm lens
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Dusk Tones by MarianBendeth
Taken at 7:30 p.m. / Toronto, Canada / August 2009
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Child's Play by MarianBendeth
This is a children’s playground situated in Toronto, Canada.
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Mere Babes by MarianBendeth
I can only assume some kind of horrible Influenza or Pox covered this small community in Northern Toronto. Based on these ages of just a few days and months, it must have devasted parents and families back in the 1800’s.
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About This Group
This is a space to display all pictures taken of and in Toronto. There are
many talented photographers in Toronto, and this group aims to bring
them together to share and experience each others artwork. This group is not just for Torontonians, but also those who have visited the city, loved it, and captured photographic memories of it. For those who have never been to Toronto, the art of this group is a great way to get an artists perspective on this beautiful city.
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