Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Interesting photos of Toronto

Bright lights and an amazing roster of events keep the social life in the big city of Toronto hopping year round. While most art installations are temporary, sometimes they make a big impact to the scenery and I wish they could have remained in place. Other things, like buildings, are here one day and gone the next and often you don't realize that you are taking photos of history.

The Gardiner is in the midst of a multi-year refurb project and the York-Bay-Yonge off ramp was demolished.
Winner every time at the balloon popping game at the CNE. Even though it has a permanent home the annual exhibition has to be torn down and setup again every year.
The spaceship bathroom structure named the Oculus Pavilion along the Humber trail
The cube houses are supposed to be demolished soon as the site is redeveloped
Toronto's favourite bath toy, the giant rubber ducky along the waterfront in 2023
Getting ready for the annual Toronto Carnival celebrations
Of men and monsters in the historic Distillery District
Some fire breathing during the annual Winter Solstice celebration and parade in Kensington Market. The event is held December 21st.
Toronto's bike share seems to be doing well. These bikes are piling up around King Street
MLB Toronto Blue Jays mascot ACE waves a flag on the field. Better luck next year Blue Jays!
It could be a ghost keeping an eye on pedestrians in the historic Distillery District but it's part of the Fantastic Planet art installation
Union Station is a hub for transportations and also for events and art installations - Like Humanity, above
A light festival in Toronto
Some passenger swans from the waters at the Toronto Island park
Golden Zanzibar club interesting facade and title board announces major events with tie ins to the girls
Man those old banks new how to build some impressive looking structures along Yonge Street

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