I was in Toronto this week and pointed my camera's sights on one of my favourite photography subjects, the downtown Toronto skyline. This is the city I grew up in, and even though I no longer live there, in many ways it still feels like home.



I used Canon's 24 mm shift lens for the first two pictures, and the 70-300 mm diffractive optics lens for the last three. All the pictures, except the fourth one, used the high dynamic range technique that I previously discussed here and here, to have good detail and colour in both the dark and light areas of the image.

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