Jun 13: Scavenger Hunt: High above, Facing Straight and Down Below - Show us these three plains wherever you are. Take a shoot looking up (sky, ceiling, tree branches, etc), then a shot facing straight, and lastly one looking down (earth, grass, floor, etc).
May 2014 - Toronto ON
The area outside Union Station on Front St. is under construction since forever.
Union Station is Canada's busiest, most important multi-modal passenger transportation hub, a designated National Historic Site and a significant part of Toronto's history and identity. More than a quarter-million people use Union Station daily. The City of Toronto is leading Union Station's revitalization with three objectives: to improve the quality and capacity of pedestrian movement; to restore heritage elements; and to transform Union Station into a major destination for shopping, dining and visiting.
High above - the financial district's banking towers.
Facing straight
Down below
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Really great spot for the three shots. I like it a lot!
ReplyDeleteExcellent takes on the area. I remember the chaos there the last time I went through Union.
ReplyDeleteI just snorted tea. What a great series of shots! Great commentary on the city as well.
ReplyDeleteI also like that it was overcast. Too many TO skyscraper photos make it look like it's sunny all the time here. I quite like how the colours of the mirrored windows came out in your photos.
Oh, that's high... Makes the latest "tower of Babel" in my town (twenty-something floors) look tiny :)
ReplyDeleteThis is not one of our tallest it is 44 floors.
DeleteNice pics. I never thought to take all mine from the same spot. Very creative.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture of the ever changing Toronto skyline.
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