What a difference a month makes! Just compare the weather evidence in the photos from my Toronto photowalk in September to the conditions depicted below.
Location: We met at 2 p.m. at the west gate of Riverdale Farm (near the bike lock posts). From there, we explored the farm and photographed the resident animals. Afterwards, we headed across the street to explore the Toronto Necropolis for its creepy vibes. Unfortunately, it was largely overcast, and the light was dull except for a short minute. Our next stop was Bridgepoint Hospital and its grounds, a mix of new and old architecture. It’s across the Don Valley, so we crossed the pedestrian bridge over the Don River and the DVP. After the hospital, we walked north Broadview Ave towards the top of the hill overlooking the park. The dull weather sapped all the cheer, and the typically bustling hillside was largely devoid of people. The sun was behind dense clouds, and we quickly gave up waiting to take sunset photos. We returned via the DVP bridge. Octobers’s photowalk didn’t have a theme.
Below are some pictures I captured during this photowalk. Most photos were taken with my Fujifilm XF 50–140mm F2.8 R LM OIS WR and XF 16–55mm F2.8 R LM WR lenses.