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Nice tour. I like your selection of density shots to begin with but then when you got to Toronto, I can't help but notice is it my imagination or does Toronto have a pretty plain/streetscape in terms of greenery and shit. All i see it concrete and powerlines in like every shot? But then the aerials are great. Love th niagra angles you snagged too.
Lot's of mileage for this one!
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You've been touring a lot, ColDay. Nice for everybody here.
I always enjoy that classic view.
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Cause the density looks awesome from there.
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Looks to me like it's from somewhere near Diversey and Halsted but not exactly.
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Originally Posted by Austinlee
Nice tour. I like your selection of density shots to begin with but then when you got to Toronto, I can't help but notice is it my imagination or does Toronto have a pretty plain/streetscape in terms of greenery and shit. All i see it concrete and powerlines in like every shot?
That's true to a large extent. Even most of the open spaces downtown have concrete lawns.