BLACK CREEK PIONEER VILLAGE (EARLY 1800s)

TORONTO 2007 - BLACK CREEK PIONEER VILLAGE (EARLY 1800s), originally uploaded by ettml.

For less rosy view of Toronto's past - Forgotten Urband Squallor: Photos and essay about Toronto slums in the early 20th century

Beautiful fall leaves!

Red Maple Leaves

Red Maple Leaves, originally uploaded by Georgie_grrl.

Beautiful! The colour of them is just like the ones on the Canadian Flag.

Trio of Hungry Black Squirrels

Trio of Hungry Black Squirrels, originally uploaded by Melsky.

It's starting to be the time of year when squirrels really go nuts.

Foggy Saturday morning (6)

Foggy Saturday morning (6), originally uploaded by andyscamera.

More cool looking fog. I like the perspective in this one.

Do you dare..................

Do you dare.................., originally uploaded by makeupanid.

We had some fog roll in San Francisco style the other day. I stayed indoors but luckly other people went out with their cameras.

humber river

humber river, originally uploaded by truffes.

Beautiful.

Collage of Wet Leaves on Asphalt

Collage of Wet Leaves on Asphalt, originally uploaded by Melsky.

Fall is coming to an end. Most of the leaves are already on the ground turning greyish brown and crunchy. Some of them still have nice colours though.

Faux Needlepoint Fall Tree

Faux Needlepoint Fall Tree, originally uploaded by Melsky.

This is taken from the window of my old studio. I like the way the screen makes it look like needlepoint.

Sidewalk on a Windy Fall Day

Sidewalk on a Windy Fall Day, originally uploaded by Melsky.

This is one I took last year. I've been kind of sick and am missing a lot of good fall photos out there.

Fall Leaves in Dufferin Grove Park

Fall Leaves in Dufferin Grove Park, originally uploaded by Melsky.

Wet leaves after a rain.

Path through the Park

Path through the Park, originally uploaded by Melsky.

This is Trinity Bellwoods park, between Queen and Dundas streets. I used to live near there and this park is one of the few things I miss from that neighbourhood. It's a large park with lots of trees and you can really feel like you are out of the city for a few minutes as you stroll through.

I live near Dufferin Grove park now. That one is a bit smaller and it's elevated so you can always see and hear the Dufferin Street traffic. It's still a nice park. I'm glad it's right on my way to the library so I walk through it a couple of times a week.

I took this photo at dusk and modified it with Picasa, which is Google's image software. I wanted to take a lot more photos but it was raining and I was on my way to a friend's house for dinner.

University of Toronto

University of Toronto, originally uploaded by Melsky.

This is on College Street. Fall is my favourite time to walk around the campus. It's full of trees and a lot of the ivy also changes colors so you get this neon orange ivy at the right time of the year.

Yellow Carpet

Yellow Carpet, originally uploaded by Melsky.

Near Bloor and Charles, Toronto.

Gladstone Street

Gladstone Street, originally uploaded by Melsky.

I took this on my way to the library. Gladstone Street is one of my favorite streets. Most of the houses are big traditional brick homes with nice front porches and there's a lot of trees, gardens and cats.

Queen's Park

Queen's Park, originally uploaded by Melsky.

This is a park in a very central part of Toronto. It's where the Ontario legislature meets, though not right on these benches. They have a building.