Post your pictures of Toronto here!

[Torontovibe]

It's about time somebody started a general thread for everybody's pics of Toronto. I never know where to post pics on this site, since I don't wanna post in someone else's thread and start drama.
THANKS!

 

[taal]

Agreed, this is the one reason I still like to check out the SSC Toronto forum, the picture thread - which is basically what you're requesting. I suggest everyone checks it out:
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1271247&page=27

And we start are own

 

[interchange42]

So many cranes in this city now, they are even standing free in the sky.

My mistake. So many condos in this city now, they are even growing them on trees.

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[Bruvyman]

Taken on a foggy April 7, 2011

 

[RC8]

Spectacular picture.

Here are some of mine:

 

[Mustapha]

"Wongs Camera" window display (Danforth, N side, just E of Broadview). April 8 2011.

 

[Goldie]

It those Praktica cameras use film, I expect they're selling for about $20 each! Am I close?

 

[Mustapha]

"$20"?... I didn't go in to ask. Probably the shop owners unsold stock from the 80s. East German. Film - don't get me going. Digital is so liberating.

 

[cruzin4u]

"Green" comes to Broadview and Danforth.

 

[skyscan]

^^^ It came to Yonge and Dundas too.

 

[Mustapha]

Abandoned linseed oil factory.

"The property contains the 40,000 sq. ft. former plant of the Canada Linseed Oil Company, built in 1915 of solid concrete, but abandoned since the 1970s"
http://www.soraurenpark.com/history.html

 

[Goldie]

Abandoned linseed oil factory.

"The property contains the 40,000 sq. ft. former plant of the Canada Linseed Oil Company, built in 1915 of solid concrete, but abandoned since the 1970s"
http://www.soraurenpark.com/history.html

Looks like "solid" brickwork to me!
Perhaps concrete floors?

 

[skyscan]

Some cross processed pics.

 

[Mustapha]

Yonge Street People April 2011.

 

[RC8]

Great pictures in this page. Love the St. Lawrence area - and how incredibly diverse people all seem 'normal' in Toronto.

Here's the CN Tower in the rain: