locations around toronto

[font color=\'#000000\']The shots that I take of the Toronto skyline are from the roof of a parking structure in the Queen's Quay area, not my studio or home.

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[william]

[font color=\'#000000\']Thanks for your responses![/font]

[william]

[font color=\'#000000\']I was recently in Toronto for the first time a few weeks ago.  Great city.  Given that it's a relatively short drive for me (I'm in Cleveland), and that I'd like to go back and shoot around town, I'm wondering if there are any interesting landscape locations within a reasonable drive of Toronto as well.  I'm considering going the second week in August.  This will be my last baby-free photo shoot for quite some time, so I'd like to make the most of it.  I'd love to go out to Nevada again, but it's too hot now.  If there aren't any particularly good locations around Toronto, any other suggestions?

(BTW, Michael, in case you read this, having been to Toronto now, I can't for the life of me figure out where your studio is located such that you can take your standard test shot of the Royal York's sign -- unless there's a Royal York other than the one near the InterContinental where we stayed, your studio must be in a really tall swanky building near the lake.  (Obviously, I don't really expect you to say where your studio is on a public website)).[/font]

[Tim Gray]

[font color=\'#000000\']Near Toronto, the Niagara escarpment area (starting at Niagara Falls, but continuing up past Owen Sound) has lots of great waterfalls, for a guide check out:
http://www.start.ca/users....oe.html

My website has a couple of galleries with shots from a number of the waterfalls near Toronto.
http://www.timgrayphotography.com/

Toronto downtown has some excellent cityscape opportunities.  If you get downtown, make sure you check out BCE place  see Michael's shot: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/1photo-p...ce-window.shtml[/font]