Toronto: A City and its Photographers
Featured Work
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Match Sticks by DebraLee Wiseberg
A lily from my garden in the summer. Nikon D200, Nikkor 105mm
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nathan phillips square by Brock Hunter
Toronto’s iconic City Hall / E-30 wearing a Sigma 18-50mm DC f:2.8 EX This is a 10 (5×2) piece stitched panorama taken family day 2009. I couldn’t fit everything I wanted into the shot even with the wide angle zoom I had with me. I fired off 10 shots and hoped for the best. Later I used ptgui to stitch them together and applied a little faux HDR for the final shot. If you look closely you can spot the same skaters in the shot twice.
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Pleasure or Pain Rose by MarianBendeth
The Rose symbol has had a prolific effect on cultures and emotions. For some, it may be the first bloom of love, romance, commitment or even achievement. For others, it is an affirmation of the perfection that nature has to offer and some take it with them in death. This is my ode to the magnificent Rose. Shot with a Canon PowerShot A630 / Macro / Focal length 7.3 / Exposure 1/60 Natural light / Shot as is. Toronto, Canada September, 2009. /
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Lake Ontario canal...! by sendao
Lake Ontario canal is in Toronto Canada / enjoy…! / / has been featured in Toronto: A City and its…Photographer`s
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The Midway by DebraLee Wiseberg
The midway at the CNE in Toronto. Nikon D200, Tamron 17-50mm
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sunrising...serie XIII !... by sendao
lake Ontario Canada…........................from last winter! / it was cold,frezing minos 27 celcius but I could`t resist because it was a beautiful sunrise and I could`t miss! / on far end looks like couds but it`s not; it is steam coming from the water! / ...enjoy it!... / / was featured in…. All Countries ~ Wetlands, Ponds, Lakes and Rivers…group. / won the thirth place in Friends of Bangor and North Down Camera Club, Northern Ireland challenge
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Yellow Canape by DebraLee Wiseberg
This was captured in Toronto’s west end. I will visit this pathway once again in the Winter. I am trying to capture it in all four seasons. I captured it in the summer and called it Green Canape. Stay tuned for the winter version which more than likely will be called White Canape. Captured in Toronto, Ontario Canada Nikon D200, Nikkor 24-120mm Green Canape (the “Summer” version) / /
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skywalkers by Phil Deaves
The Skywalk, Toronto…best viewed large.
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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
Recent Work
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100 Yard Dash by DebraLee Wiseberg
Abstract of running rust on a wall in Kensington Market. I did some levels adjust to add the vibrant color. Nikon D200, Tamron 17-50mm
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nathan phillips square by Brock Hunter
Toronto’s iconic City Hall / E-30 wearing a Sigma 18-50mm DC f:2.8 EX This is a 10 (5×2) piece stitched panorama taken family day 2009. I couldn’t fit everything I wanted into the shot even with the wide angle zoom I had with me. I fired off 10 shots and hoped for the best. Later I used ptgui to stitch them together and applied a little faux HDR for the final shot. If you look closely you can spot the same skaters in the shot twice.
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Touch of White by DebraLee Wiseberg
High key image captured in my backyard make shift studio. Nikon D 200, Nkkor 105mm
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Here I am (self portrait series) !... by sendao
Here I am / enjoy!... /
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Monarch on Aster by Nancy Barrett
This image was captured during the peak of monarch buttterfly migration. Toronto is right along the route, and the butterflies take advantage of the city’s greenspaces to rest and feed. These monarchs will make their way to the volcanic mountains of central Mexico, where they will enter a kind of dormancy, spend the winter there, and mate in the early spring before beginning the trip north again. The adults will lay their eggs on fresh milkweed plants; the adults die soon thereafter. A few monarchs that have overwintered in Mexico return to Ontario (during May), an incredible journey of 3000 kilometres. However, it is the generation that is produced between Mexico and Canada that returns in numbers, mainly in June. This beauty was feeding on asters in a tiny parkette in the heart of the city, surrounded by tall buildings. St. James Park / Toronto Nikon D90, 18-200 mm lens
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Early Mornig Skyline by PPPhotoArt
This is a shot of part of the Toronto skyline from the Eye Institute on College Street. Sept. 25/09 around 6:50 am as I had to go for cataract surgery and decided to look out the window while I was waiting, yes I had my camera with me!! You can see the EAton centre and ofrfice towers to the left and the CN tower to the right. The clouds were lovely that morning. just added pin light. / Canon Rebel XSi on manual / 55.0mm / 1/6 / f/5.6 / 800 / /
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pepsi-coca thaliand by Colinizing Photography with Colin Boyd Shafer
Rayong, Thailand family shop on another lonely day -Canon EOS Rebel XT, Tokina 11-16mm
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Fall's First Reflection by webslinger
Shot September,26th,2009 at High Park in Toronto Canon EOS 450D / Lens Kit – 18-55mm / Shot @18mm / F/14 / 3 Exposure (only 2 used) / Handheld
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a real meat market by Colinizing Photography with Colin Boyd Shafer
Bangkok, Thailand does this man know what a downtown Toronto meat market looks like? -Canon EOS Rebel XT, Tokina 11-16mm
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Proud as a Peacock by DebraLee Wiseberg
Abstract of rust on metal. Nikon D200, Tamron 17-50mm
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Little Music Man by Nancy Barrett
Hot and Spicy Food Festival / Harbourfront, Toronto / Ontario / September 6, 2009 Nikon D90 / 18-200 mm lens
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