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 Toronto in summer: A photo collection
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Posted on 06-10-05 7:18 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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I got some great images at some of the most unexpected times of the day and situation.
Here are some.
 
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Appears like toronto in Black/White jamanaa

 
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Is it night or day at Younge/Dundas ?
Actually it's in the evening well after dark at 9:30 PM but the long sutter speed brought ore light that it actually appeared at that time of the evening.

 
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"A love pair" of swans in lake Ontario in grayscale version.

 
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It a mostly cloudy day and I could not get the wode tonal range of colors so it's better to have it in B/W.

 
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Nice pic of Eaton Center you got out there buddy
 
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Himalaya

It's rather Atrium on Dudas st. standing on the other side of Dundas st. facing Eaton Center .
 
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Toronto is desert-like, I hear. Very hot in Summer and extremely cold in winter.
 
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Buddu,
I 100% agree with you. Its nice to visit that place once a while though.
 
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I didnt find Toronto any different (in terms of climate) from most of the cities in mid-west and northeastern US. In fact I found southern Michigan to be worse than Toronto.

In my expereince Buffalo, NY gets more snow than Toronto does and Chicago is hotter than Toronto in summer but gets just little less snow than Toronto.
 


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