Toronto on a Rainy Night (34 full size images)

[Redroom Studios]

giving my new tripod a serious test drive. Some of the straight up shots are a bit random as my neck was getting sore trying to look up through the view finder to compose the shots. Also apologies for the rain drops on some of the images... not much you can do when its raining.

Flat Iron

Cosmopolitan Hotel

More of Colborne St.

Melinda St. emergency

1 King West

Brookfield Atrium and Bay St.

Various views around the TD Centre

Trump Tower

Bay Adelaide Centre

King Streetcar Blur

King / University subway entrance

RBC and Ritz

View from Metro Hall

The good old CN in its winter purple

View from 26 York construction site

Telus and MLS (this is where the shots get quite random)

 

[Edward Skira]

Fantastic!!!!!!

 

[kamanwu]

Thanks......I really like these images.....beautiful city...........

 

[androiduk]

Nice work Redroom! My faves are 1 King West, CIBC entrance and RBC Dexia.

 

[Edward Skira]

Those of you that use social networking sharing tools please use of below for this thread. Stumbleupon in particular. Want to see what we can do traffic wise.

 

[jimbogreen]

Amazing job Redroom! My fav is the Canadian Bank of Commerce entrance.

Can I ask what camera & tripod you have? I'm really keen on getting into photography and i'd love a bit of advice.

Again, great, great job!

Jimbo

 

[Long Island Mike]

A Rainy night in Toronto...great pics!

RS: This is a great group of pics showing Toronto on a rainy night-perhaps the type when most will not venture out. These pics came out fine to me!

I like the flagpole/TD Centre/FCP/CIBC and the King/University Subway Entrance pics alot because it mixes a much smaller single object with much taller buildings.

LI MIKE

 

[Redroom Studios]

thanks everyone... I must admit that my compositions are not always the best but I am happy with my camera technique and processing tricks.

Jimbo, to answer your question very briefly: I have a SONY dslrA100($900), was shooting with my Sigma 10-20mm lens ($800) and a Manfrotto 486RC2tripod ($250). I'll write you a message with more details shortly....

 

[kettal]

Did you have it on high exposure time? Everything has a strange glow to it. I like it.

 

[urbandreamer]

But RR, why on earth don't you shoot the "real" Toronto? Your technique would do wonders in the Junction, Leslieville, Pape and O'conner, Old Weston Rd etc!

 

[gstreetwalker]

awsome photography

That was fun looking at those photos!

 

[Build Up]

Amazing shots!! thanks

 

[lightarchitect]

very very nice pictures.

 

[Ronald]

each and everyone of these pictures are stunning. thanks a dozen for sharing!

 

[Edward]

Simply wow!