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| Count the people Toronto, ON August 2019 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
Scenes like this never seem to get old, because they never stop changing. I took this from the CN Tower's observation deck on a perfect summer's afternoon just over 17 months ago. Some of the buildings under construction then have since topped out, with new cranes in new locations adding their own creations to the landscape.
Maybe soon we'll get to return to the same spot. Maybe we'll eventually find other ways to tell the story of a city that never seems to stop reinventing itself.
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Same tower, shadowy perspective, February 2020
Curvy building against a blue sky, August 2019
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