Royal Bank Plaza, Toronto, Ontario
On the morning of January 17th I decided to drive into the heart of downtown Toronto for some architectural photography. My chosen destination was to be in close proximity to the CN Tower and some of the impressive skyscrapers with their mirrored windows, as well as a visit to the Humber Bay Pedestrian Bridge over the Humber River. Although I was out of my comfort zone of woodlands and wetlands it was a most productive day however, the clear skies were quickly becoming over-cast due to inclement weather that was on the way. I worked quickly to capture a selection of imagery before the weather conditions worsened and to make a bee-line for my rural home north of the city, prior to the rush hour traffic that typically brings the traffic to a stand-still. Here is a small selection of the architectural photographs that I created during that day.
Please do remember to click on each of the images to view the larger sharper version.
Humber Bay Pedestrian Bridge, Toronto, Ontario
(Cokin Blue+Yellow Polarizing filter used for creative effect)
CN Tower Reflecting in the Delta Chelsea Hotel as window washers are at work. Toronto, Ontario
Royal Bank Plaza Abstract. Toronto, Ontario
Humber Bay Pedestrian Bridge, Toronto, Ontario
The Restored Union Station Plaza Clock Toronto, Ontario, Canada
(Originally from 1927)
Abstract of Humber Bay Pedestrian Bridge and Condominium, Toronto, Ontario
Andrew McLachlan 