Category Archives: Toronto Photo Of The Day

Amazing shot with striking accents of the two designer chairs. Well done, Gary!

Welcome to Canada! The lovely floral decorations in the High Park invite for a stroll.

Something for a true fan of antique cars. The blur makes it look like it’s a postcard from the past! Thanks, Michael.

The foyer of the Toronto Grand Symphony Orchestra’s private rehearsal space takes you back to the grandeur of the last century. Amazing shot, Dann!

This shot has a wonderful composition, leading your eyes to the central point of glass ceiling. Well done, Jsaneb!

Have you noticed all the red lights, such bright spots in this monochrome composition of the tracks? Well done, Stephanie!

Serendipity. Beautiful composition and colours in this shot. Well done, Fikret!

Finding the precious bit of nature in the city jungle. Amazing colours and sharpness of details, Erik!

Happy Easter, Everyone! Thanks for the lovely shot, Simon.

Like a scene from a science-fiction movie! Extraordinary abstract composition, Anthony!

Finally, the days are getting longer and the nature is inviting for some long walks. Lovely warm light in this one, Matt!

This could become a fantastic venue for art & culture events! Great shot, Erik!

The magnificent lines of the tall skyscrapers in the Financial District towering over the city. Glass paradise! Thanks for this great shot, Brian!

Interesting angle and lovely colors make this Toronto alley look almost like a miniature model! Great shot, Christopher!

It’s that time of the year again. Take out your bikes and go out into the streets! Thanks for the photo, Stefan!

This photo was taken on the road from Toronto to Ottawa. The route is very twisty and turny and this made the drive much more interesting. Thanks Nick for this funky and impresive photo!

This magical photo is like from movie. I would love to take a walk right there. Thanks Paul!

Downtown Toronto from Stoney Creek Mountain. The distance is about 55 kilometres. Thanks Martin for this gorgeous photo!

This is The Atrium building at Bay and Dundas in the downtown core. It’s an interesting building. The roof of The Atrium is designed to let in a great deal of natural light, so the offices lining the interior of the building …(Photo of the Day – The Atrium continued…)

The University of Toronto is a public research university in Toronto, Ontario. It was founded by royal charter in 1827 as King’s College, the first institution of higher learning in Upper Canada. Thanks Jose for this beautiful black and white …(Photo of the Day – King’s College Hallway continued…)

This excellent photo was taken somewhere over Newfoundland on Antony’s flight from London to Toronto. Thanks for it!

Ryan found this remarkable still life somewhere in Downtown Toronto. I appreciate the interesting color composition. Thanks!

This peaceful photo is from Ashbridge’s Bay. I like how John captured that one lonely little bird in the sky in the break between the clouds. Thanks for it!

The Leslie Street Spit, or officially the Outer Harbour East Headland, is a man-made headland in Toronto, Ontario, extending from the city’s east end in a roughly southwesterly direction into Lake Ontario. It is about 5 km long. Thanks for …(Photo of the Day – Leslie Street Spit continued…)

This skating rink, downtown Toronto looks like a fairytale. I feel like just go for a skate. Thanks Eric!

Merry Christmas and a happy new year 2012!

Winter beach with amazing atmosphere and colours. Thanks EgnaroorangE for this capture!

In this black and white photo we can see Flatiron Building with bank towers in the background. Thanks Jim for this great capture!

Michael took this photo inside Eaton Centre in Toronto. Interesting angle and the colours together make the photo harmonic. Thank you for it!