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Photography to me is an art form, it expresses the beauty in different subjects whether it be architecture, people or animals. People take photos for many different reasons, for some it may be, that it's their job to and for others it may be that it their passion. I chose to do the theme growing up in Toronto. This is a theme I felt most passionate about doing because I want to be able to share the beauty behind my home city. I will share these photo’s through a slideshow and people may display this through Youtube. I plan to take a picture every two hours from sunrise to sunset. Each picture will be unique and different.

In each of my photo’s I intend to focus on specific architecture in different areas of Toronto. Architecture can be defined

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