Hey Sam! later today (Wednesday) a bunch of people (including us) are going to be bouncing on red bouncy balls in paint onto a large canvas at dundas square to promote the new Mentos gum! I'm sure that will make an interesting sight to take pictures of :) the event is from about 12 pm to 2 pm

The suburb of all big cities looks the same...
It might be somewhere in east part of Berlin, Moscow or Paris...

Trains and railways always make a good subject. And you have done a nice job capturing it. I like the colour and use of long shutterspeed.

Wow it's coming right at me. Great action shot!

Nice sense of speed. I am struck by the number of tracks there.

i stop in almost every day, don't comment but I think I need to - wow. Your images are stunning and very inspirational. They are simple in the best of ways- very much an urban geographer's photogarpher.

Thank you for sharing your work with all of us.

Yeahhh.

This is hardly the suburbs "sesega" but easily mistaken for such. Our railway lands have become heavily developed in the past 10 years but Sam's pic also includes Fort York on the left-hence just the two towers. Great felling in this one Sam.

I love the blur of the train against an otherwise stationary background. :)
Very cool!

Fantastic shot! Super post-processing, I love it!

Hi Sam There is such a stark contrast here. On the one hand, there is the painterly sky. On the other a bleak man-man landscape that has its own beauty. Your would think that the train might be a fast speed one until you look at the cars behind the engine. The photo is both universal and specific (Toronto).

Hi again. The flickr photo has a different effect than the one on your site. I'm not sure that it is better, but the detail is clearer.

Guys! Chek the video here of the dundas square stunt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHIN4PCLBJ8