The first spring flowers I've seen this season. I saw robins today too, but they were very shy and didn't want to be photographed.
The it's nice to be able to walk around without boots and sweaters on.
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Photography of Toronto that shows both the beauty of the city and what it's like to really live there. Photos range from high art to snapshots.
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This blog shows what Toronto looks like. Some of the photos are works of art. Some are snapshots. It's a good resource to look at before moving to Toronto or if you are just curious what the parts of the city that people actually live in are like, as opposed to the tourist type sites.
This blog has both my photos and the photography of other people who have allowed their photos to be blogged from flickr.
This blog has both my photos and the photography of other people who have allowed their photos to be blogged from flickr.
I only use photos from people who choose to allow other bloggers to use their photos from flickr. If you see your photo here and you don't want it on the blog, please comment on your photo and it will be removed.
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