Exchange: Photos 1
2012-03-26 08:03
So I know that this is well overdue, but here are some photos I have taken around Toronto. The camera I’m using is the one on my phone, so the quality is not great (though I was impressed with its ability to take night photos, since it’s a phone and all).
U of T
Photos from both the downtown and Scarborough campuses of U of T.
CN Tower behind some buildings at U of T's downtown campus. Also there is snow.
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This was the first snow I ever saw (not counting snow seen from a plane). Also, this is the view from my window. (I live on residence which is why this is in the U of T section of photos.)
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This is a scenic walkway at U of T's downtown campus. I think it's called Philosopher's Walk.
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Another shot of CN Tower. This is taken from the far edge of campus.
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These are some trees at the Scarborough campus of U of T. I remember thinking "hey the trees look kinda neat with snow on them..." while onlookers were all like "why is that guy taking photos of the trees?".
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Royal Ontario Museam and Downtown Toronto
I decided to go to the ROM, and figured it would be a good time to do some exploring.
This is the ROM. It's a very impressive building.
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...rawr
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This is a corkscrew-shaped tunnel made by an ancient beaver. It's a clever way to dig; you can easily climb out, and won't fall into lava if the block below you has lava under it.
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While I was in Canada, I saw a moose. But seriously, this is the only moose I have seen so far.
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Queen's Park
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A squirrel in Queen's Park
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Lake Ontario. It was getting dark, but my phone camera has a reasonable night mode.
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Downtown Toronto
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A boat on Lake Ontario
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Ice skating rink at Nathan Phillips Square. I ended up making a spur of the moment decision to go ice skating here.
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Skiing
These photos were taken at the Dagmar Ski Resort.
You can't really tell from the photo, but that side of the hill is really steep.
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...and that's all for now
This is the busy part of semester, so photos will be less frequent for the next few weeks. After that, I’ll be becoming a full blown tourist and travelling around Canada and probably the USA, so there will be lots of photos.