Category Archives: Toronto Photos

Riverdale Farm is a 3-hectare municipally operated farm in the heart of Cabbagetown, an urban neighbourhood in Toronto. The farm is open to the public all year-round. It specializes in pioneer breeds of farm animals that are hard to find on … Photo of the Week – Riverdale Farm continued…

The red-brick Gooderham Building (commonly referred to as the “Flatiron Building”) is a historic landmark of Toronto. It is well known both for its narrow wedge shape and for the mural on its back wall. Thanks Rob for this beautiful … Photo of the Week – Flatiron continued…

You finally can understand why people compare crowd on street to ants when you look down from the top of one of our skyscrapers! Thank you for this stunning photo, EyeofJ! … Photo of the Week – Up High continued…

This photo of a vintage Toronto streetcar was taken on the corner of Bay and Queen. Doesn’t it make you think of the good old times? Thanks Oliver for this amazing photo! … Photo of the Week – Vintage Streetcar continued…

Sometimes nature itself created a beautiful installation. Thank you Chris for capturing this natural art!   … Photo of the Week – Ice Chandelier continued…

 Joe Howell found this happy frozen family enjoying the sun in Trinity Bellwoods Park. Great catch, thanks! … Photo of the Week – Canadian Family continued…

I really like the similarity between the Duck neck and the Light Pole neck. Perfect Chris, thank you for this shot! … Photo of the Week – Just Around continued…

Lake Ontario has completely frozen over on only two recorded occasions: during the winter of 1874–75, and in February 1934. Can you imagine that weather? Anyway, thank you Jon for this gorgeous winter landscape! … Photo of the Week – Frozen Lake continued…

Merry Christmas to everyone! … Photo of the Week – Christmas continued…

Snow storm on the dupont train tracks by Themadcanudist. Look at the line of rail and the special atmosphere of silence. Great capture, thanks for it!   … Photo of the Week – Snow Storm continued…