Although I had a fantastic time this year, in a few ways I love my photographs from Toronto Pride 2005 (my first in any city)the most even though it is with my older camera (Canon A40) and since I never posted them last year as I was on a citynoise hiatus, here they are now in random mixed up order so you cannot always tell if its from the dyke march, the 519 waterfountain, the parade or just random Church St. photos... & an added bonus from Queen street: Zagg's photos from Toronto Pride 2006: www.citynoise.org/article/4674

Don't Forget to Water the Dogs!

author: Cameo : Toronto, ON

I took a walk yesterday with my wife to feed the ducks, which was mostly just an excuse to get out of the house and rid our breadbox of all the heels that collect there. Here are some pictures from the Toronto Music Garden www.toronto.ca/parks/music_index.htm I find it interesting that both extremes of rich and poor gravitate to the same place. There are often homeless people sitting on the benches overlooking the million dollar boats. Don't forget to keep your pooch hydrated! Expensive and inexpensive travel! Looking west from the bottom of Follow the Lines

author: jeeff : Toronto, ON

in issue #4 of toronto's spacing magazine (www.spacing.ca), editor matt b. writes about hiking the green corridor that runs northwest from christie & dupont along the foot of the high-tension power lines. he describes it as a uniquely urban link between downtown and the humber river trails in west toronto. saturday was one of those dog days of summer, when buildings seem to crumble under the sun's rays and frantic vegetation threatens to swallow the city whole. i had nothing much to do, so i slathered on the sunscreen, grabbed my camera, and set off to follow in...

Pathos

author: jeeff : Toronto, ON

False Alarm at Ryerson Library

author: Biff : Toronto, ON

July 31 2006 Toronto

author: hool : Toronto, ON

Fearless: Toronto Pride 2006

author: zagg : Toronto, ON

Ah yes, here are photographs from Toronto Pride 2006 - oopsy, I am a month late posting the images but similar to coming out of the closet: better late than never. Some noteworthy points of my trip to Toronto this year? - yam in your sushi, suprisingly - IS a good idea. - being in a multiple hour lineup for a club is note safe if there is a chance you'll be raging with PMS - seeing Bitch was fun, but as lesbian-land famous as she is, I had more kicks watching the next show of mainly drag kings during the 'Enter Pronoun...

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