Fuck you.
I had to go up to Richmond Hill to get some snow for Christmas!
Grand Canyon
And exactly this is what I was talking about in my last post.
Tall buildings, traffic, people walking to work, city noises and diversity.
Love-love-love downtown Toronto.
Love-love-love King St.
Source: tonoariki
Yesterday I went to Niagara for a friend’s birthday and it was pretty fun, we ended up getting super wasted, enjoying the night and being crazy. This picture is from the hotel where we stayed.
After being outside of Toronto for a while I must say I am really happy to be back home.Niagara and Grimsby (where my friend lives) is nice but way too small. I get the same feeling I had when I went up to York Region.
I’m happy to be living in a busy, big city with tall buildings, all kinds of people and all kinds of things going on at once.
*Note: Some of the girls were so drunk that they started kissing the window…
Ryan Emond expertly mixes time lapse and slow-mo shots to show off the vibrant and multicultural city of Toronto, Canada.
I live in the vibrant and multicultural city of Toronto, Canada!
Fall in Carlaw Ave.
cesarojedac is a 21 year old graphic design-media student living in Toronto, Canada eh! who is into design in general and other things such as downtempo music, infographics, branding, maps, geography, designing, typography, colours, languages and many more.
