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Toronto’s City Core: An Architectural Symphony
Let me take you back to a day in Toronto that felt different. I was wandering through the city, camera ready, not looking for anything in particular but hoping to stumble upon something that felt real. That’s when this scene caught my eye. The way the sunlight danced between the buildings, the city was alive, breathing quietly amidst the usual hustle.
Each building had its personality, like old friends standing together, each with stories to tell. The older ones, with their brick faces worn by time, stood proudly beside the sleek, modern glass and steel towers, and the church in the background. This contrast, this blend of the old and the new, made me stop and look closer.
At that moment, with the light just so, Toronto cityscape revealed itself to me in a new way. It wasn’t about capturing a perfect shot but about capturing the feeling of being there. The city felt close, almost intimate, as if it was sharing a secret with me.
I took this photo not to freeze a moment in time but to share a bit of what I felt standing there. This is a picture of Toronto’s skyline, and I hope you can feel a bit of what I felt: that quiet sense of wonder, a reminder of the beauty that’s there when we take a moment to look.
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© Dan Kosmayer, 2015
