Eric Brazier is a Digital Tech and Photo Assistant in Toronto, Canada

Tag: downtown

”You May Have A Point”

Post date July 26, 2016

Tags architecture, black and white, brutalism, brutalist architecture, buildings, city hall, concrete, curve, downtown, macro, modernism, Nathan Phillips Square, new city hall, perspective, texture, Toronto, Viljo Revell, worm's-eye view, You May Have A Point

“Up Yours”

Post date July 25, 2016

Tags architecture, brutalism, buildings, city hall, concrete, curve, downtown, modernism, monochromatic, Nathan Phillips Square, new city hall, split, Toronto, Up Yours, Viljo Revell

“Orange Crush”

Post date July 24, 2016

Tags Construction, decisive moment, downtown, geometric shapes, matchy matchy, orange, Orange Crush, patterns, photo trap, reflections, scaffolding, Streetphotography, stripes, sunlight

“Down is Up”

Post date July 22, 2016

Tags architecture, blue sky, buildings, clouds, Down is Up, downtown, glass, skyscraper, Toronto, vertigo

“Reflected Split” – Temperance Street, Toronto

Post date July 21, 2016

Tags architecture, Bay-Adelaide Centre, blue sky, buildings, clouds, downtown, Financial District, glass, grids, lookup, parallel lines, Reflected Split, reflections, Scotiabank, skyscrapers, sunlight, sunshine, Temperance Street, Toronto

“Shine A Light”

Post date June 2, 2016

Tags blue sky, cityscape, clouds, cloudy, dinger, downtown, high rise, look up, reflections, Shine A Light, sunlight, Toronto

“Bright Idea”

Post date November 12, 2015

Tags blue sky, Bright Idea, Canadian, church, downtown, Dundas, lightbulb, Toronto, traffic

“The Monolith”

Post date April 30, 2015

Tags architecture, blue, blue sky, clouds, downtown, Eaton's Centre, monolith, reflections, Toronto

“Down in a Hole”

Post date February 17, 2015

Tags birds-eye view, condos, Construction, crane, development, downtown, excavation, Toronto

“Building A Life”

Post date February 8, 2015

Tags buildings, Construction, development, downtown, orange, signs, Toronto

“Building Blocks”

Post date January 28, 2015

Tags architecture, buildings, Construction, crane, downtown, glass, skyscrapers, Toronto

“Searching for Her Big-Break” – Fresh off the train, a young musician attempts to navigate the concrete jungle

Post date August 16, 2014

Tags concrete jungle, downtown, musicians, people, pink, Streetphotography, Toronto

“Yellow 3: The Grid” – Parking garage exit, Queen & Victoria, Toronto

Post date August 28, 2013

Tags downtown, parking garage, patterns, Queen, Toronto, Victoria, yellow

“Diagonal” – Pedestrian scramble at Yonge-Dundas Square, Toronto

Post date June 11, 2013

Tags downtown, pedestrians, Toronto, Yonge Street, Yonge-Dundas Square

“Valley” – Yonge Street approaching Dundas Square, Toronto

Post date June 10, 2013

Tags architecture, downtown, Dundas Square, streetscapes, Toronto, Yonge Street

“Going Up” – Light installation, Yonge & Temperance, Toronto

Post date June 5, 2013

Tags architecture, downtown, LED, lights, Toronto

“Sisyphus” – Night janitor, downtown Toronto

Post date April 14, 2013

Tags architecture, cityscapes, downtown, dusk, janitor, Toronto

“The Rule of Fifth Thirds” – @FifthThird Center, Downtown, Cincinnati

Post date January 26, 2013

Tags architecture, buildings, Cincinnati, downtown, travel

“Sun Spot” – Condos at Richmond & Simcoe, Toronto

Post date August 20, 2010

Tags bounce, cityscape, condos, Construction, crane, development, downtown, iphoneography, shangrila, Streetphotography, sunset, Toronto

“Step Into The Light” – Interactive video screen, First Canadian Place, Toronto

Post date August 16, 2010

Tags bankofmontreal, bmo, downtown, financialdistrict, firstcanadianplace, football, interactive, iphoneography, kingwest, signs, soccer, Toronto

“Calm Before the Storm” – Shots from Toronto’s security corridor pre-Black-Bloc violence

Post date June 27, 2010

Tags bombsquad, corridor, downtown, fence, frontstreet, g20, g8, iphoneography, police, security, securityfence, series, Toronto

“TRUST”, TD Towers, Toronto

Post date May 16, 2009

Tags architecture, buildings, downtown, Mies van der Rohe, trust