Toronto, Canada, taken on August 21, 2014
There are some places that I’m surprised are actually in Toronto, like this corridor/passage in one of the colleges – I forgot which one – at the U of T. It looks like something that would appear in a monastery in Europe, which further shows how Toronto likes to hide its secrets well.
Toronto, Canada, taken on August 6, 2011
King’s College Circle in downtown Toronto may be the perfect place to play ultimate Frisbee on a nice day. With swift motion and movement, Andrew jumps and catches the disc…or does he actually miss?
Toronto, Canada, taken on August 21, 2014
While not a stairway to heaven, the sleek curves of this staircase, accompanied by the windows in a building at the University of Toronto, give off an immense sense of aesthetics. (See the original photo in colour.)
Toronto, Canada, taken on August 21, 2014
The buildings of the University of Toronto St. George campus are scattered all around the core of downtown Toronto, so anyone can be walking around the campus and not even be aware of it. The campus is really quite gorgeous, almost to a point where I regret choosing Waterloo over it almost ten years ago.
For the first time ever, I explored the buildings of the University of Toronto (never having been a student), inside and out. I was awed at how beautiful the downtown campus is and for a slight moment, almost regretted choosing Waterloo over U of T 😛 The university buildings, especially the older ones, gleamed with class. This must be a lecture hall or classroom of some sort, something that seemed to come right out of a movie. What is this, Hogwarts? I wouldn’t mind having some high-quality lectures here 🙂
